Index: path.h
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--- path.h	(revision 604)
+++ path.h	(revision 605)
@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@
 directory is writable. If this is not the case, Raydium will try to write the
 file in the user home directory (~/.appname/data/), and will create it if
 needed.
-For reading, Raydium will also use the current directory first, and then will
-search in a list of directories of your choice. The user home directory is
-registered by default in this list.
+For reading, Raydium will also use the current directory **first**, and then
+will search in a list of directories of your choice (see example below). 
+The user home directory is registered by default in this list.
 
 If the '/' character is present in the requested filename, the path system
 is disabled and regular fopen() behavior is used.
 **/
 
-// Example
+// Example of directory registering:
 /**
 %%(c)
 raydium_path_ext("./media/textures/","tga");
@@ -99,10 +99,10 @@
 
 __rayapi void raydium_path_write_local_deny(signed char deny);
 /**
-By default, Raydium always tries to write in the local directory (binary's directory,
-in other words), and if it's not possible, did it in the registered writing
-directory. Using this function (with deny=1) will force Raydium to use the second
-option each time. Then Raydium will never write to local directory.
+By default, Raydium always tries to write in the local directory (binary's 
+directory, in other words), and if it's not possible, did it in the registered
+writing directory. Using this function (with deny=1) will force Raydium to use 
+the second option each time. Then Raydium will never write to local directory.
 **/
 
 __rayapi void raydium_path_init(void);