Merge pull request #41 from steveren/DOCSP-2885

DOCSP-2885: Replace use of nested with embedded

Author: steveren

source/build-charts.txt

@@ -97,9 +97,10 @@ To begin building a new chart:
 
    .. note::
 
-      For details on how MongoDB Charts handles nested objects and nested
-      arrays in fields, see the
-      :ref:`Nested Objects and Arrays <nested-objects-arrays>` page.
+      For details on how MongoDB Charts handles embedded objects and
+      embedded arrays in fields, see the
+      :ref:`Embedded Objects and Arrays <embedded-objects-arrays>`
+      page.
 
 #. Give your chart a title by hovering over the
    :guilabel:`Enter a title for your chart` text clicking the
@@ -117,7 +118,7 @@ To begin building a new chart:
 
       /encoding-channels
       /filter-documents
-      /nested-objects-arrays
+      /embedded-objects-arrays
       /bin-data
       /sort-limit-data
       /sample-mode

source/nested-objects-arrays.txt renamed to source/embedded-objects-arrays.txt

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-.. _nested-objects-arrays:
+.. _embedded-objects-arrays:
 
-=========================
-Nested Objects and Arrays
-=========================
+===========================
+Embedded Objects and Arrays
+===========================
 
 .. default-domain:: mongodb
 
@@ -12,31 +12,31 @@ Nested Objects and Arrays
    :depth: 1
    :class: singlecol
 
-MongoDB Charts can directly access fields in nested objects and can
+MongoDB Charts can directly access fields in embedded objects and can
 process array fields flexibly according to your use case.
 
-Nested Objects
---------------
+Embedded Objects
+----------------
 
-Nested objects in the :guilabel:`Fields` section of the Chart Builder
+Embedded objects in the :guilabel:`Fields` section of the Chart Builder
 are indicated by curly brackets (``{}``) next to their name. To expand
 an object field, click the arrow to the left of the field name. You can
-drag nested object fields onto the desired
+drag embedded object fields onto the desired
 :ref:`encoding channels <encoding-channels>` just like any other field
 to visualize those fields in your chart.
 
 .. example::
 
    The ``video.movieDetails`` data source in the following example
-   contains nested objects named ``awards`` and ``imdb``. We expand the
+   contains embedded objects named ``awards`` and ``imdb``. We expand the
    objects by clicking the arrows to the left of their names, then in
    the bar chart we compare the
    mean ``imdb.rating`` in the :guilabel:`Y-axis` with
    ``awards.wins`` in the :guilabel:`X-axis`.
 
    .. figure:: /images/charts/charts-nested-obj-3.png
       :figwidth: 720px
-      :alt: Create chart nested object
+      :alt: Create chart embedded object
 
    .. note::
 
@@ -153,6 +153,6 @@ As with array-valued fields, :ref:`encoding channels
 <encoding-channels>` require an array reduction option to be specified
 when handling fields *within* an array. In this case, the selected
 reduction is applied to the array containing the target field.
-Additionally, in the case of nested arrays, you must select a reduction
+Additionally, in the case of embedded arrays, you must select a reduction
 option for the top-level array and all sub-arrays. Note that different
-reduction options may be used for each nested array.
+reduction options may be used for each embedded array.

source/index.txt

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ calculations such as mean and standard deviation to provide further
 insight into your data.
 
 Further, |charts| handles document-based data, including
-:ref:`nested objects and arrays <nested-objects-arrays>`. This provides
-the flexibility of structuring data how it fits best for your
+:ref:`embedded objects and arrays <embedded-objects-arrays>`. This
+provides the flexibility of structuring data how it fits best for your
 application while still retaining powerful visualization capabilities.
 
 Concepts