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Updating doc block for Model::find() adding references for missing find types. Closes #4948

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@ -1734,14 +1734,16 @@ class Model extends Overloadable {
return ($this->find('count', array('conditions' => $conditions, 'recursive' => -1)) != false);
}
/**
* Return a single row as a resultset array.
* Return a result set array.
*
* By using the $recursive parameter, the call can access further "levels of association" than
* the ones this model is directly associated to.
*
* Eg: find(array('name' => 'Thomas Anderson'), array('name', 'email'), 'field3 DESC', 2);
*
* Also used to perform new-notation finds, where the first argument is type of find operation to perform
* (all / first / count), second parameter options for finding (indexed array, including: 'conditions', 'limit',
* (all / first / count / neighbours / list / threaded ),
* second parameter options for finding ( indexed array, including: 'conditions', 'limit',
* 'recursive', 'page', 'fields', 'offset', 'order')
*
* Eg: find('all', array(
@ -1757,7 +1759,7 @@ class Model extends Overloadable {
* - If three fields are specified, they are used (in order) for key, value and group.
* - Otherwise, first and second fields are used for key and value.
*
* @param array $conditions SQL conditions array, or type of find operation (all / first / count)
* @param array $conditions SQL conditions array, or type of find operation (all / first / count / neighbours / list / threaded)
* @param mixed $fields Either a single string of a field name, or an array of field names, or options for matching
* @param string $order SQL ORDER BY conditions (e.g. "price DESC" or "name ASC")
* @param integer $recursive The number of levels deep to fetch associated records