Changeset 6141 for trunk/HELP_SOURCE/oldhelp/commands.hlp

Timestamp:

14/08/09 16:29:27 (3 years ago)

Author:

westram

Message:

• spellchecked all (phew)

Files:

• trunk/HELP_SOURCE/oldhelp/commands.hlp (modified) (4 diffs)

trunk/HELP_SOURCE/oldhelp/commands.hlp

@@ -191 +191 @@
                 extract_words("chars",val)
 
-                    Search for all words (seperated by ',' ';' ':' ' ' or 'tab') that
+                    Search for all words (separated by ',' ';' ':' ' ' or 'tab') that
                     contain more characters of type chars than val, sort them
-                    alphabetically and write them seperated by ' ' to the output
-
-        STRING COMPARATION
+                    alphabetically and write them separated by ' ' to the output
+
+        STRING COMPARISON
 
                compare(a,b)             return -1 if a<b, 0 if a=b, 1 if a>b
@@ -218 +218 @@
                 The above functions work as binary operators (see below).
 
-                To avoid 'devision by zero'-errors, the operators 'div', 'per_cent' and 'rest'
+                To avoid 'division by zero'-errors, the operators 'div', 'per_cent' and 'rest'
                 return 0 if the second argument is zero.
 
@@ -308 +308 @@
 
                         like extract_words, but do not sort words, but rel_len is the minimum
-                        percantage of characters of a word that mach a character in 'chars'
-                        before word is taken. All words will be seperated by white space.
+                        percentage of characters of a word that mach a character in 'chars'
+                        before word is taken. All words will be separated by white space.
 
                 taxonomy([treename,] depth)
@@ -442 +442 @@
 
                         In escapedCommand you have to escape '\' and '"' by
-                        preceeding a '\'. If you nest calls you have to use multiple escapes
+                        preceding a '\'. If you nest calls you have to use multiple escapes
                         (e.g. inside an export filter - which is in fact an
                         SRT expression - you'll have to use double escapes).