converted into a \c url value, and vice-versa.
- \section1 Using the url type
+ \section1 Using the url Type
When a relative URL is written to a \c url type property, it is converted
into a URL object, so \bold {matching the URL value against the input string
converted into a \c list value, and vice-versa.
- \section1 Using the list type
+ \section1 Using the list Type
For example, the \l Item type has a \l {Item::}{states} list-type property that
can be assigned to and used as follows: