HTCondorWiki: Adding Statistics Values

-condor_utils has classes designed to make measuring and publishing statistics about the performance of code easy.  The classes are defined in =generic_stats.h=
+=condor_utils= has classes designed to make measuring and publishing statistics about the performance of code easy.  The classes are defined in =generic_stats.h=
 
 This consists of a set of simple templatized classes that you add as member variables to your code, or to a helper class or structure. The most commonly used of these is the =stats_entry_recent= class.  This class keeps track of a total value, and also uses a ring buffer to keep track of recent values.
 
 {subsection: Adding statistics values to an existing collection}
-To add a statistics value where there is already an existing collection of values
+To add a statistics value where there is already an existing collection of values, do the following:
 
-*: Declare a member of type =stats_entry_xxx= and add it to the stats collection class. the most common type is =stats_entry_recent=.  The collection is a member of type {quote: StatisticsPool} and is usually
-a named Pool
+*: Declare a member of type =stats_entry_xxx= and add it to the stats collection class. the most common type is =stats_entry_recent=.  The collection is a member of type _{quote: StatisticsPool}_ and is usually
+named _Pool_
 *: Set or increment the variable in the code to be measured.
 
 {subsection: Adding a statistics value when there isn't a collection}
@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@
 *: Periodically call the =Advance= or =AdvanceBy= method to rotate the recent buffer
 *: call the =Publish= method to write the value as a {quote: ClassAd} attribute.
 
+Below is code suitable for creating an object that keeps track of times.
 {code}
 
 class MyObject {
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@
        last_rotate_time = begintime - (delta % time_quantum);
     }
 
-    ... do some work
+    // ... do some work
 
     // accumulate statistics data
     myObjectRuntime += time(NULL) - begintime;
@@ -85,7 +86,7 @@
 *:: use =stats_recent_counter_timer= for probes that accumulate runtime
 *:: use =stats_entry_probe<type>= for probes that publish min,max,avg,stdev{linebreak}
 *:: use =stats_entry_recent<Probe>= for probes that publish min,max,avg,stdev and also keep a recent buffer of the same.{linebreak}
-*: give your stats class methods for Init, Clear, Tick and Publish, and have those methods call the corresponding methods on the {quote: StatisticsPool} member
+*: give your stats class methods for =Init=, =Clear=, =Tick=, and =Publish=, and have those methods call the corresponding methods on the  member variable of type _{quote: StatisticsPool}_.
 
 {code}
 class MyStats {
@@ -111,7 +112,7 @@
 } MyStats;
 {endcode}
 
-Then in your cpp file for the =MyStats= class
+Then, in your C++ source file for the =MyStats= class:
 
 {code}
 void MyStats::Init()