Fix misspellings

Author: SicroAtGit

.gitattributes

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ LICENSE*   text
 # ================================
 # Exclusion Rules for Zip Download
 # ================================
-# Exclude fro the downloadable Zip archive of the repository contents relating
+# Exclude from the downloadable Zip archive of the repository contents relating
 # to Git or repository maintenance.
 
 /.git            export-ignore

DialogManager/GetRequiredSize.pb

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 ;
 ;
 ;  Get the minimum required size to properly display the gadget content.
-;  This file is independant from the DialogManager so it can be used on gadgets
+;  This file is independent from the DialogManager so it can be used on gadgets
 ;  even when not a full dialog creation is done. The Flags value can be given to
 ;  include stuff like borders in the calculation
 ;
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 ; Supported Gadgets:
 ;   Button, Checkbox, Option, Text, String, ComboBox, Image, ButtonImage
 ;
-; For those with variable content (ComboBox, String) only the Height value is usefull (width is mostly reported as 0)
+; For those with variable content (ComboBox, String) only the Height value is useful (width is mostly reported as 0)
 ;
 
 ; Repeated here, so it works with and without the Dialog framework
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Procedure GetRequiredSize(Gadget, *Width.LONG, *Height.LONG, Flags = 0)
 
 EndProcedure
 
-; convinience wrappers if only one size is needed
+; convenience wrappers if only one size is needed
 ;
 Procedure GetRequiredWidth(Gadget, Flags = 0)
   Protected Width.l, Height.l
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Procedure Frame3DTopOffset(Gadget)
   CompilerEndIf
 
   CompilerIf #CompileMac
-    ; TODO: a way to atleast calculate the top border correctly would be good
+    ; TODO: a way to at least calculate the top border correctly would be good
     ProcedureReturn 16
   CompilerEndIf
 EndProcedure

DialogManager/Object_Base.pb

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ XIncludeFile "Common.pb"
 ; disabled  = yes/no (default) - only for real gadgets/windows
 ;
 ; folded = yes/no (default)
-;          Every object can be folded (completly hidden and taking up no space)
+;          Every object can be folded (completely hidden and taking up no space)
 ;          It can be done with this tag or with the Window\Fold() command
 ;          (the object must have a 'name' tag for that)
 ;
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Structure DlgBase
   *Parent.DlgBase
 
   Gadget.i          ; for Gadgets
-  Folded.l          ; applyable to all object types
+  Folded.l          ; applicable to all object types
 EndStructure
 
 

DialogManager/Object_Gadget.pb

@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ Structure DlgGadget Extends DlgBase
   ColumnAdded.l ; to know which is the first <column> element (to remove the default columns)
 EndStructure
 
-; Special structure to easily asign a fixed list of items to a gadget (and manage its language)
-; For example for Combobox with fixed choises
+; Special structure to easily assign a fixed list of items to a gadget (and manage its language)
+; For example for Combobox with fixed choices
 ;
 ; supported by: combobox, tree, listicon (for the columns)
 ;
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ EndStructure
 
 ; on windows, the callback is required
 ; Note: so this works also without the Scintilla lib, we use a constant
-;       to indicate wether or not it should be used.
+;       to indicate whether or not it should be used.
 ;
 CompilerIf Defined(DIALOG_USE_SCINTILLA, #PB_Constant)
 
@@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ EndProcedure
 
 Procedure DlgGadget_SizeApply(*THIS.DlgGadget, x.l, y.l, Width.l, Height.l)
 
-  ; On windows, when resizing a text, checkbox, option highter than it needs to be, its
+  ; On windows, when resizing a text, checkbox, option higher than it needs to be, its
   ; text is not put in the center (vertically) as it is on linux, so this looks bad when
   ; a text/checkbox is put next to a String/Combobox for example.
   ; actually, centering only is not good either. For windows it is needed to offset

Libraries/Debugger/DebuggerInternal.h

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ struct CallStackStruct
 
 
 /* DebuggerStep description
- *-1 = execution was never stoped before (console debug only)
+ *-1 = execution was never stopped before (console debug only)
  *  0 = run
  *  1 = usual step
  *  2 = stop           (console debug only)
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ struct CallStackStruct
  * 5 = program ended (no error, not ended by debugger)
  * 6 = fatal error
  * 7 = dynamic breakpoint met
- * 8 = stoped by user (ctrl+c, external debugger or step result)
+ * 8 = stopped by user (ctrl+c, external debugger or step result)
  * 9 = data breakpoint met
  *
  * values only present on the IDE side
@@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ extern M_PBFUNCTION(void) PB_DEBUGGER_EndThreads();
 /* NOTE: For clarity in the code we use these 3 types of char declarations:
  * char    - indicates an ascii string
  * wchar_t - indicates a unicode string
- * xchar   - indicates that this string has the type of the executable, so unknown at compiletime
+ * xchar   - indicates that this string has the type of the executable, so unknown at compile time
  *           This is defined as a char really, so that it works well together with X_strlen()
  *           which returns a number of bytes always.
  *

Libraries/Debugger/ExternalCommands.h

@@ -359,7 +359,7 @@ enum
    */
   COMMAND_GetFile,
 
-  /* Command: Set the purifier intervalls
+  /* Command: Set the purifier intervals
    *  Value1:
    *  Value2:
    *    Data: 4x LONG (Global, Local, String, Dynamic) A value of 0 means check never
@@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ enum
    *  Value2: PB_DEBUGGER_Control
    *    Data: Message (ascii)
    *
-   * NOTE: this always stops the progam until a COMMAND_Run
+   * NOTE: this always stops the program until a COMMAND_Run
    */
   COMMAND_Error,
 
@@ -489,7 +489,7 @@ enum
    *       register display names
    *
    *     The order of registers in the display can differ from the order in the array,
-   *     thats why the WORD array tells the real order
+   *     that's why the WORD array tells the real order
    */
   COMMAND_RegisterLayout,
 
@@ -502,7 +502,7 @@ enum
    *     Array of INTEGER: register values
    *     Array of STRING: for each register with string representation: its string
    */
-  COMMAND_Register, // send registers. Value1=are registers writable? if DataSize=0, no register acces, otherwise DATA=array of register values.
+  COMMAND_Register, // send registers. Value1=are registers writable? if DataSize=0, no register access, otherwise DATA=array of register values.
 
 
   /* Command: Send a stack trace
@@ -529,7 +529,7 @@ enum
    *  Value2: NbVariables, counting each structure field individually (=number of sent entries)
    *    Data:
    *
-   *    for each transmited entry:
+   *    for each transmitted entry:
    *    BYTE: type (1=byte,3=word,5=long,7=structure,8=string,9=float,10=fixed,11=char,12=double,13=quad,21=integer)  (bit 7 is set when the variable is a pointer)
    *    BYTE: dynamictype (real type if type=TYPE_ARRAY etc for structured items. not used otherwise)
    *    BYTE: scope (0=main, 1=global, 2=threaded)
@@ -587,7 +587,7 @@ enum
   /* Command: Send local variable names + values
    *
    *  Value1: index of the Procedure in the procedure bank
-   *  Value2: number of transmited values
+   *  Value2: number of transmitted values
    *    Data:
    *
    *    same as for the global names, except the structure is this:

Libraries/Debugger/ExternalDebugger.h

@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ M_INLINE(void) bswap_wstring(wchar_t *p)
 #define ByteSwapUnicodeString(p) if (PB_DEBUGGER_ByteSwap) bswap_wstring((wchar_t *)(p))
 #define ByteSwapString(p)        if (PB_DEBUGGER_ByteSwap && PB_DEBUGGER_ExternalUnicode) bswap_wstring((wchar_t *)(p))
 
-// Character values are transfered as longs in the debugger communication
+// Character values are transferred as longs in the debugger communication
 #define ByteSwapCharacter(p) if (PB_DEBUGGER_ByteSwap) bswap4((unsigned char *)(p))
 
 #ifdef PB_64

Libraries/Debugger/LibraryViewer.h

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ typedef struct PB_StructureLibraryInfo
 
   char *ListTitles;  // for LIBRARYINFO_Objects: provides a Tab separated list of table headers (for the ListIcon display. format: TITLE1<tab>Size1<tab>TITLE2<tab>Size2)
 
-  int (*ExamineObjects)(void); // start object enumeration (return true if successfull, false if not)
+  int (*ExamineObjects)(void); // start object enumeration (return true if successful, false if not)
   int (*NextObject)(integer *id, char *buffer); // get next object. fill id and **info with unique ID and text for ListIcon line (Tab separated as the title string), return 0 for no more objects
   int (*GetObjectText)(integer id, char *buffer); // get Text info on the given id object (return success or failure)
   int (*GetObjectData)(integer id, void **data, integer *size); // get data representation of the id object (return success or failure)
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ typedef struct PB_StructureLibraryInfo
 } PB_LibraryInfo;
 
 /* Register a library for the Library Viewer:
- * The passed PB_DebuggerLibraryInfo structure must be initialized, and stay persisten during the whole
+ * The passed PB_DebuggerLibraryInfo structure must be initialized, and stay persistent during the whole
  * run of the program (the debugger does not store the contained data itself, the library must do that!
  */
 void PB_DEBUGGER_RegisterLibrary(PB_LibraryInfo *library);

Libraries/Debugger/OSSpecific.h

@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@
     WSADATA WinSockInfo;
 
     // We can call this multiple times (network lib does it too)
-    // We just need the same amout of WSACleanup() calls to match it
+    // We just need the same amount of WSACleanup() calls to match it
     //
     if (WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(1, 1), &WinSockInfo) == 0)
       return 1;

Libraries/Debugger/Purifier.h

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 
 typedef struct PB_PurifierMemoryBlock
 {
-  int *BeforeCookie; /* Directly store the before and after cookie adress so the check is fast */
+  int *BeforeCookie; /* Directly store the before and after cookie address so the check is fast */
   int *AfterCookie;
 } PB_PurifierMemoryBlock;
 

Libraries/EnvironmentVariables.bash

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ fi
 if [ "$1" == "LINUX" ]; then
 
 # we use -D_GNU_SOURCE to avoid __isoc99sprintf() etc. which is only glibc7
-# we don't put -Winvalid-pch as we can temporarely put NO_UNICODE_ALIASES even for libs with precompiled headers
+# we don't put -Winvalid-pch as we can temporarily put NO_UNICODE_ALIASES even for libs with precompiled headers
 export PB_GCC_ANSI="gcc -D_GNU_SOURCE -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=0 -DLINUX -Wimplicit -fsigned-char -fno-ident -fshort-wchar -fno-optimize-sibling-calls -Wno-write-strings -Wno-pointer-sign -fno-stack-protector -Wno-deprecated-declarations -I$PB_LIBRARIES -D$PB_PROCESSOR"
 export PB_GPP_ANSI="g++ -DLINUX -D_GNU_SOURCE -fPIC -fno-stack-protector -fsigned-char -fno-ident -fshort-wchar -Wno-write-strings -Wno-deprecated-declarations -I$PB_LIBRARIES -D$PB_PROCESSOR"
 export PB_OGREFLAGS="-O2 -fvisibility=hidden -Wno-narrowing"
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ if [ "x$PB_COCOA" == "x" ]; then
 
 	export PB_CARBON=1
 	export PB_TARGET_POSTFIX=
-	echo "Using Carbon subsytem"
+	echo "Using Carbon subsystem"
 else
 	export PB_INCLUDE=-DPB_COCOA
 	export PB_LIBRARYMAKER="pblibrarymaker /NOLOG /CONSTANT COCOA /CONSTANT MACOS /CONSTANT $PB_PROCESSOR"
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ else
 	export PB_COCOA=1
 	export PB_TARGET_POSTFIX=_cocoa
 	export PB_CARBON= # remove the carbon env var, if set
-	echo "Using Cocoa subsytem"
+	echo "Using Cocoa subsystem"
 fi
 
 fi

Libraries/PureLibrary.h

@@ -771,7 +771,7 @@ M_SYSFUNCTION(void)    SYS_SetStringBasePosition(int Position);
 
 
 
-// for lazyness and consistency with the other ...ToBuffer() macros :)
+// for laziness and consistency with the other ...ToBuffer() macros :)
 #define NullToBuffer(a) SYS_SetNullString(a)
 
 typedef struct PB_StructureSimpleList

PureBasicConfigPath.pb

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Procedure.s PureBasicConfigPath()
     CompilerEndIf
 
     ; Note: no recursive creation needed here, as the home dir should
-    ; be existent allready and we go only one level below that.
+    ; be existent already and we go only one level below that.
     ;
     If FileSize(ConfigPath$) <> -2
       CreateDirectory(ConfigPath$)

PureBasicDebugger/Communication.pb

@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@ Procedure Debugger_ForceDestroy(*Debugger.DebuggerData)
       ;
       Debugger_ProcessEvents(*Debugger\Windows[i], #PB_Event_CloseWindow)
 
-      ; each closing of a debugger window can destroy the structure allready,
+      ; each closing of a debugger window can destroy the structure already,
       ; as they all call Debugger_CheckDestroy(), so we must check for that!
       ;
       If IsDebuggerValid(*Debugger) = 0
@@ -350,7 +350,7 @@ CompilerIf #LOG_DEBUGGER_COMMANDS
 
       If *Command And *Command\DataSize > 0
         If *CommandData = 0
-          WriteStringN(Log, "  --- ERROR: Expected CommandData not availeble! ---")
+          WriteStringN(Log, "  --- ERROR: Expected CommandData not available! ---")
         Else
           *Base = *CommandData
 
@@ -585,7 +585,7 @@ Procedure Debugger_ProcessIncommingCommands()
             ;
             ; The only way to solve this is to force our window to the foreground before.
             ; (Leave this in for all Windows versions, because in case of a Memory/Pipe error,
-            ; we never know who had the focus so maybe this could happend there too)
+            ; we never know who had the focus so maybe this could happened there too)
             ;
             CompilerIf Defined(PUREBASIC_IDE, #PB_Constant)
               SetWindowForeground_Real(#WINDOW_Main)
@@ -814,7 +814,7 @@ Procedure Debugger_ProcessIncommingCommands()
         Break 2
       EndIf
 
-      ; exe is unloaded, take nessecary steps
+      ; exe is unloaded, take necessary steps
       ;
       If *Debugger\Command\Command = #COMMAND_End
         Debugger_End(*Debugger) ; Function shared with the Standalone debugger callback
@@ -916,7 +916,7 @@ Procedure Debugger_ExecuteProgram(FileName$, CommandLine$, Directory$)
 
   ; for windows we need an alternative solution for TerminateProcess_()
   ; we do it through a mutex.
-  ; It is initially locked, and if unlocked, the debugged programm will terminate itself.
+  ; It is initially locked, and if unlocked, the debugged program will terminate itself.
   ;
   CompilerIf #CompileWindows
     ; Note: We now use RunProgram() on Windows, so no handle inheriting.

PureBasicDebugger/Communication_Network.pb

@@ -52,8 +52,8 @@ CompilerIf #CompileWindows
     ; //
     Network_Listen(Socket, InterfaceName.p-ascii, Port)
 
-    ; // Check If an incomming connection is made on a listening socket, does Not block
-    ; // returns new Socket Or SOCKET_ERROR (= no incomming connection)
+    ; // Check If an incoming connection is made on a listening socket, does Not block
+    ; // returns new Socket Or SOCKET_ERROR (= no incoming connection)
     ; //
     Network_CheckAccept(Socket)
 

PureBasicDebugger/Communication_PipeUnix.pb

@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ CompilerIf #CompileWindows = 0
 
     EndIf
 
-    ; Ok, we received atleast a part of the struct. Get the rest.
+    ; Ok, we received at least a part of the struct. Get the rest.
     ;
     Received = Result
     While Received < SizeOf(CommandInfo)

PureBasicDebugger/Communication_PipeWindows.pb

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ CompilerIf #CompileWindows
     OutPipeHandle.i
 
 
-    ; Win9x does not support CreateNamedPipe(), so use anonymouse pipes there
+    ; Win9x does not support CreateNamedPipe(), so use anonymous pipes there
     ;
     IsNamedPipe.l
     DebuggerInPipeHandle.i  ; handles to the debugger end of the anonymous
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ CompilerIf #CompileWindows
     BytesAvailable  = 0
     PeekNamedPipe_(*This\InPipeHandle, #Null, 0, #Null, @BytesAvailable, #Null)
 
-    ; atleast a full command struct must be available
+    ; at least a full command struct must be available
     If BytesAvailable >= SizeOf(CommandInfo)
 
       ; read the structure
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ CompilerIf #CompileWindows
           *CommandData = AllocateMemory(*Command\DataSize)
           If *CommandData
             ;
-            ; This read may block, as we do not test if all is availeble, but this is ok.
+            ; This read may block, as we do not test if all is available, but this is ok.
             ; We cannot wait for all to be available, as it may be more than the pipe buffer can store!
             ;
             Received = 0
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ CompilerIf #CompileWindows
 
 
   Procedure WinPipe_Connect(*This.WinPipe_Communication)
-    ; all work done in the Create function (for this side atleast)
+    ; all work done in the Create function (for this side at least)
     ProcedureReturn #True
   EndProcedure
 

PureBasicDebugger/DebuggerCommon.pb

@@ -695,7 +695,7 @@ Structure DebuggerData
 
   IsNetwork.l   ; true if the communication is network based
   Communication.Communication ; communication interface
-  Command.CommandInfo         ; last processed incomming command (for easy access)
+  Command.CommandInfo         ; last processed incoming command (for easy access)
   *CommandData                ; pointer to any additional command data (for last processed command)
 
   FileName$           ; real source file as opposed to what is in the executable (something like /tmp/PB_EditorOutput.pb)
@@ -785,10 +785,10 @@ Structure DebuggerData
   ; ===================================================
   ;
   SourceID.i         ; unique ID of the main source (if any)
-  TriggerTargetID.i  ; unique ID of the target that triggered the compile (not neccesarily the main file!)
+  TriggerTargetID.i  ; unique ID of the target that triggered the compile (not necessarily the main file!)
 
   ;   *SourceFile.l   ; pointer to associated sourcefile structure if any
-  ;   *CompileSource.l; the source that triggered the compile (not nessecarily the main file!)
+  ;   *CompileSource.l; the source that triggered the compile (not necessarily the main file!)
   ;
   ;   CPUUsage.l     ; last polled cpu usage value (in %)
   ;   CPUOldUsage.l  ; previous polled cpu usage value

PureBasicDebugger/DebuggerGUI.pb

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Procedure Debugger_UpdateWindowPreferences()
 
 EndProcedure
 
-; checks if an event is comming from a debugger window and dispactes it
+; checks if an event is coming from a debugger window and dispactes it
 ; to the right procedure
 ; returns 1 if it was a debugger event and 0 if not
 ;