@@ -62,8 +62,8 @@ public String getAttributeMapping() {
6262 }
6363
6464 /**
65- * To turn on or off attribute mapping. When enabled then keys that start with _ or @ character will
66- * be mapped to an XML attribute, and vise versa. This rule is what Jackson and other XML or JSon libraries uses.
65+ * To turn on or off attribute mapping. When enabled then keys that start with _ or @ character will be mapped to an
66+ * XML attribute, and vise versa. This rule is what Jackson and other XML or JSon libraries uses.
6767 */
6868 public void setAttributeMapping (String attributeMapping ) {
6969 this .attributeMapping = attributeMapping ;
@@ -80,17 +80,17 @@ public static class Builder implements DataFormatBuilder<GroovyXmlDataFormat> {
8080 private String attributeMapping ;
8181
8282 /**
83- * To turn on or off attribute mapping. When enabled then keys that start with _ or @ character will
84- * be mapped to an XML attribute, and vise versa. This rule is what Jackson and other XML or JSon libraries uses.
83+ * To turn on or off attribute mapping. When enabled then keys that start with _ or @ character will be mapped
84+ * to an XML attribute, and vise versa. This rule is what Jackson and other XML or JSon libraries uses.
8585 */
8686 public Builder attributeMapping (String attributeMapping ) {
8787 this .attributeMapping = attributeMapping ;
8888 return this ;
8989 }
9090
9191 /**
92- * To turn on or off attribute mapping. When enabled then keys that start with _ or @ character will
93- * be mapped to an XML attribute, and vise versa. This rule is what Jackson and other XML or JSon libraries uses.
92+ * To turn on or off attribute mapping. When enabled then keys that start with _ or @ character will be mapped
93+ * to an XML attribute, and vise versa. This rule is what Jackson and other XML or JSon libraries uses.
9494 */
9595 public Builder attributeMapping (boolean attributeMapping ) {
9696 this .attributeMapping = Boolean .toString (attributeMapping );
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