Fixed typos
Merge pull request #50 from pborreli/typos

Fixed typos
Adding a first hint on how to map arrays
Adding description of the behaviour of the hash mapping type
Correct spelling mistake ("Driver" => "driver")
Merge pull request #51 from Sgoettschkes/issue46

Adding description of the behaviour of the hash mapping type
Update theme.
Adding documentation for the multiple method
Merge pull request #52 from Sgoettschkes/multi_update

Adding documentation for the multiple method
Add example usage of sort for ReferenceMany
Merge pull request #53 from SweepingDesign/master

Add example usage of sort for ReferenceMany annotation
moved option "targetDocument" to optional attributes
moved option "targetDocument" to optional attributes

The option "targedDocument" is no required option of @EmbedOne and @ReferenceOne - which is also shown in the examples of both annotations.
Merge pull request #57 from polmabri/patch-1

moved option "targetDocument" to optional attributes
Update en/reference/working-with-objects.rst

- change $dm->createQuery(..) to $dm->createQueryBuilder(..)
- add section on querying with $qb->references($document) and $qb->includesReferenceTo($document)
Update en/reference/working-with-objects.rst

made changes requested by @jmikola
Merge pull request #58 from dao/patch-1

Update en/reference/working-with-objects.rst
Updating documentation to fix distance issue

When using the Coordinate class with properties of latitude and longitude, it appears that latitude always gets taken as the first value in the coordinate system.

Using x and y corrects the order to match MongoDB's near which needs x (longitude) followed by y (latitude). I've also corrected the order of longitude and latitude that was mentioned in the docs.

This was discovered when the distances in my queries were being returned incorrectly due to the problem described above. Leading to many hours of frustration, trust me!
Merge pull request #60 from robholmes/patch-1

Updating documentation to fix distance issue
Adding GeoNear section

I've added a section of documentation to show how to do spherical geometry queries, including getting Mongo to return the distance in kilometers and miles.