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API docs: minor fixes for spatial types #851

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Removed extra line break interfering with docs output.
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11 changes: 5 additions & 6 deletions neo4j/_spatial/__init__.py
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"""
This module defines _spatial data types.
This module defines spatial data types.
"""

from __future__ import annotations
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class Point(t.Tuple[float, ...]):
"""Base-class for _spatial data.
"""Base-class for spatial data.

A point within a geometric space. This type is generally used via its
subclasses and should not be instantiated directly unless there is no
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:type iterable: Iterable[float]
"""

#: The SRID (_spatial reference identifier) of the _spatial data.
#: A number that identifies the coordinate system the _spatial type is to be
#: interpreted in.

#: The SRID (spatial reference identifier) of the spatial data.
#: A number that identifies the coordinate system the spatial type is to
#: be interpreted in.
srid: t.Optional[int]

@property
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