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@@ -32,16 +32,18 @@ breaking polygons.
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<h3>Remove dangles</h3>
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Threshold gives maximum line/boundary length in map units, degrees for
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-latlon. All dangles shorter than <em>thresh</em> will be removed.
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-Threshold is ignored if < 0.
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+latlon. Dangles shorter than <em>thresh</em> will be removed.
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+All dangles will be removed if <em>thresh</em> < 0.
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<p>
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The <em>rmdangle</em> tool removes dangling lines/boundaries shorter than
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<em>thresh</em>. A line/boundary is considered to be a dangle if no other
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line of given <em>type</em> is on at least one end node. If a dangle is
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formed by several lines, such a string of lines is taken as one dangle
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-and either everything or nothing is deleted. The <em>rmdangle</em> tool
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-is useful to remove incorrect boundaries after other cleaning operations.
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-Areas can then be successfully built.
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+and everything is deleted if the combined length is shorter than
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+<em>thres</em> or <em>thres</em> is < 0. If the combined length is
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+larger than <em>thresh</em>, nothing is deleted. The <em>rmdangle</em>
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+tool is useful to remove incorrect boundaries after other cleaning
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+operations. Areas can then be successfully built.
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<h3>Change boundary dangles to type line</h3>
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