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@@ -119,7 +119,6 @@ public class ImagePrefetcher: CustomStringConvertible {
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/// - progressBlock: Called every time an resource is downloaded, skipped or cancelled.
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/// - completionHandler: Called when the whole prefetching process finished.
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///
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- /// - Note:
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/// By default, the `ImageDownloader.defaultDownloader` and `ImageCache.defaultCache` will be used as
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/// the downloader and cache target respectively. You can specify another downloader or cache by using
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/// a customized `KingfisherOptionsInfo`. Both the progress and completion block will be invoked in
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@@ -141,7 +140,7 @@ public class ImagePrefetcher: CustomStringConvertible {
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/// Creates an image prefetcher with an array of URLs.
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///
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/// The prefetcher should be initiated with a list of prefetching targets. The URLs list is immutable.
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- /// After you get a valid `ImagePrefetcher` object, you call `start()` on it to begin the prefetching process.
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+ /// After you get a valid `ImagePrefetcher` object, you call ``start()`` on it to begin the prefetching process.
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/// The images which are already cached will be skipped without downloading again.
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///
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/// - Parameters:
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@@ -149,8 +148,7 @@ public class ImagePrefetcher: CustomStringConvertible {
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/// - options: Options could control some behaviors. See `KingfisherOptionsInfo` for more.
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/// - completionHandler: Called when the whole prefetching process finished.
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///
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- /// - Note:
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- /// By default, the `ImageDownloader.defaultDownloader` and `ImageCache.defaultCache` will be used as
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+ /// By default, the ``ImageDownloader/default`` and ``ImageCache/default`` will be used as
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/// the downloader and cache target respectively. You can specify another downloader or cache by using
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/// a customized `KingfisherOptionsInfo`. Both the progress and completion block will be invoked in
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/// main thread. The `.callbackQueue` value in `optionsInfo` will be ignored in this method.
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