Wording fixup. (#27)

eBay · Feb 6, 2017 · 2bdb87a · 2bdb87a
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diff --git a/docs/ToolReference.md b/docs/ToolReference.md
@@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ Summarization operators available are:
    last        sum        var        values
 ```
 
-Numeric values are printed to 12 significant digits by default. This can be set with the'--p|float-precision' option. Values 6 or less are tuned for human consumption and the number set significant digits beyond the decimal point rather than the total number of significant digits.
+Numeric values are printed to 12 significant digits by default. This can be changed using the '--p|float-precision' option. If six or less it sets the number of significant digits after the decimal point. If greater than six it sets the total number of significant digits.
 
 Calculations hold onto the minimum data needed while reading data. A few operations like median keep all data values in memory. These operations will start to encounter performance issues as available memory becomes scarce. The size that can be handled effectively is machine dependent, but often quite large files can be handled. Operations requiring numeric entries will signal an error and terminate processing if a non-numeric entry is found.
 

diff --git a/tsv-summarize/src/tsv-summarize.d b/tsv-summarize/src/tsv-summarize.d
@@ -88,17 +88,17 @@ Summarization operators available are:
   first       range      mad        mode
   last        sum        var        values
 
+Numeric values are printed to 12 significant digits by default. This can be
+changed using the '--p|float-precision' option. If six or less it sets the
+number of significant digits after the decimal point. If greater than six
+it sets the total number of significant digits.
+
 Calculations hold onto the minimum data needed while reading data. A few
 operations like median keep all data values in memory. These operations will
 start to encounter performance issues as available memory becomes scarce.
 The size that can be handled effectively is machine dependent, but often
 quite large files can be handled.
 
-Numeric values are printed to 12 significant digits by default. This can be
-set with the'--p|float-precision' option. Values 6 or less are tuned for
-human consumption and the number set significant digits beyond the decimal
-point rather than the total number of significant digits.
-
 Operations requiring numeric entries will signal an error and terminate
 processing if a non-numeric entry is found.