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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions usermods/usermod_v2_mode_sort/readme.md
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Expand Up @@ -8,26 +8,26 @@ palettes to other usermods. Notably it provides:

```char **getModesQStrings()```

Provides an array of char* (pointers) to the names of the
palettes within JSON_mode_names, in the same order as
Provides a char* array (pointers) to the names of the
palettes contained in JSON_mode_names, in the same order as
JSON_mode_names. These strings end in double quote (")
(or \0 if there is a problem).

```byte *getModesAlphaIndexes()```

An array of byte designating the indexes of names of the
A byte array designating the indexes of names of the
modes in alphabetical order. "Solid" will always remain
at the front of the list.
at the top of the list.

```char **getPalettesQStrings()```

Provides an array of char* (pointers) to the names of the
palettes within JSON_palette_names, in the same order as
Provides a char* array (pointers) to the names of the
palettes contained in JSON_palette_names, in the same order as
JSON_palette_names. These strings end in double quote (")
(or \0 if there is a problem).

```byte *getPalettesAlphaIndexes()```

An array of byte designating the indexes of names of the
A byte array designating the indexes of names of the
palettes in alphabetical order. "Default" and those
starting with "(" will always remain at the front of the list.
starting with "(" will always remain at the top of the list.