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orchetect · Sep 30, 2024 · 123fb31 · 123fb31
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diff --git a/Sources/OSCKit/OSCKit.docc/OSC-Address-Pattern-Parsing.md b/Sources/OSCKit/OSCKit.docc/OSC-Address-Pattern-Parsing.md
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ func performMethodB(_ str: String, _ int: Int?) { }
 - When registering a local method, it can also store a closure. This closure can be executed automatically when matching against a received OSC message's address pattern.
 - When an OSC message is received:
   - Pass its address pattern to the ``OSCAddressSpace/dispatch(_:)``.
-  - This method will pattern-match it against all registered local addresses and execute their closures, optionally on a specified queue.
+  - This method will pattern-match it against all registered local addresses and execute their closures.
   - It also returns an array of local method IDs that match exactly like ``OSCAddressSpace/methods(matching:)`` (which may be discarded if handling of unregistered/unrecognized methods is not needed).
   - If the returned method ID array is empty, that indicates that no methods matched the address pattern. In this case you may want to handle the unhandled message in a special way.
 

diff --git a/Sources/OSCKitCore/OSCKitCore.docc/OSC-Address-Pattern-Parsing.md b/Sources/OSCKitCore/OSCKitCore.docc/OSC-Address-Pattern-Parsing.md
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ func performMethodB(_ str: String, _ int: Int?) { }
 - When registering a local method, it can also store a closure. This closure can be executed automatically when matching against a received OSC message's address pattern.
 - When an OSC message is received:
   - Pass its address pattern to the ``OSCAddressSpace/dispatch(_:)``.
-  - This method will pattern-match it against all registered local addresses and execute their closures, optionally on a specified queue.
+  - This method will pattern-match it against all registered local addresses and execute their closures.
   - It also returns an array of local method IDs that match exactly like ``OSCAddressSpace/methods(matching:)`` (which may be discarded if handling of unregistered/unrecognized methods is not needed).
   - If the returned method ID array is empty, that indicates that no methods matched the address pattern. In this case you may want to handle the unhandled message in a special way.