Index: generic/asm/asmAssembleTemplate.c =================================================================== diff -u -rfcfefac791a3baf9193ab0a39f782dcd0d74b522 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- generic/asm/asmAssembleTemplate.c (.../asmAssembleTemplate.c) (revision fcfefac791a3baf9193ab0a39f782dcd0d74b522) +++ generic/asm/asmAssembleTemplate.c (.../asmAssembleTemplate.c) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ *---------------------------------------------------------------------- * AsmAssemble -- * - * The assmbler, takes an assembly script in the form of a nested + * The assembler, takes an assembly script in the form of a nested * list and emits the internal representation for the execution * engine. * Index: generic/asm/nsfAsmAssemble.c =================================================================== diff -u -rfcfefac791a3baf9193ab0a39f782dcd0d74b522 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- generic/asm/nsfAsmAssemble.c (.../nsfAsmAssemble.c) (revision fcfefac791a3baf9193ab0a39f782dcd0d74b522) +++ generic/asm/nsfAsmAssemble.c (.../nsfAsmAssemble.c) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ *---------------------------------------------------------------------- * AsmAssemble -- * - * The assmbler, takes an assembly script in the form of a nested + * The assembler, takes an assembly script in the form of a nested * list and emits the internal representation for the execution * engine. * Index: generic/nsf.c =================================================================== diff -u -rb44ba341aa4dc2d759201f6413dc2ef36eba555d -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- generic/nsf.c (.../nsf.c) (revision b44ba341aa4dc2d759201f6413dc2ef36eba555d) +++ generic/nsf.c (.../nsf.c) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -12858,7 +12858,7 @@ /*---------------------------------------------------------------------- * ParamDefsSetReturns -- * - * Set the "returns" value in a NsfProcContext. If the member is already + * Set the "returns" value in an NsfProcContext. If the member is already * in use, release the old value first. * * Results: @@ -15734,7 +15734,7 @@ && ccCtxPtr->cmd != NULL && CmdIsProc(ccCtxPtr->cmd)) { - /* fprintf(stderr, "cached scipted call %s (object %s class %s) cmd %p (proc %p) cmdName %s \n", + /* fprintf(stderr, "cached scripted call %s (object %s class %s) cmd %p (proc %p) cmdName %s \n", methodName, ObjectName(object), ClassName(object->cl), ccCtxPtr->cmd, Tcl_Command_objClientData(ccCtxPtr->cmd), Tcl_GetCommandName(interp, ccCtxPtr->cmd));*/ Proc *procPtr = Tcl_Command_objClientData(ccCtxPtr->cmd); Index: library/xotcl/apps/comm/secure-webserver.xotcl =================================================================== diff -u -r9a0b8bb0992be0561d8187c275fc1d9b7e0bbcd0 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- library/xotcl/apps/comm/secure-webserver.xotcl (.../secure-webserver.xotcl) (revision 9a0b8bb0992be0561d8187c275fc1d9b7e0bbcd0) +++ library/xotcl/apps/comm/secure-webserver.xotcl (.../secure-webserver.xotcl) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ This small secure web server that provides its documents via SSL (https, port 8443) and plain http (port 8086).
- This file requires TLS. If you experice problems with + This file requires TLS. If you experience problems with versions obtained from the Web, contact gustaf.neumann@wu-wien.ac.at for a patch. } Index: library/xotcl/library/lib/trace.xotcl =================================================================== diff -u -r2352fb1a509bd00ec49c9677798caad6bfec4d71 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- library/xotcl/library/lib/trace.xotcl (.../trace.xotcl) (revision 2352fb1a509bd00ec49c9677798caad6bfec4d71) +++ library/xotcl/library/lib/trace.xotcl (.../trace.xotcl) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -30,12 +30,12 @@ write to trace stream. } } - @ Trace proc openTraceFile {name "file name"} { + @ Trace proc openTraceFile {name "filename"} { Description { Redirect trace output to file. } } - @ Trace proc closeTraceFile {name "file name"} { + @ Trace proc closeTraceFile {name "filename"} { Description { Close trace file and redirect output to stderr. } Index: tests/alias.test =================================================================== diff -u -r78c12b94b4cdcd5edb70a546b7bbb7c0a4724668 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- tests/alias.test (.../alias.test) (revision 78c12b94b4cdcd5edb70a546b7bbb7c0a4724668) +++ tests/alias.test (.../alias.test) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -395,7 +395,7 @@ ? {info exists ::nsf::alias(::o,BAR,1)} 0 "::o::BAR is not an alias" # AliasDelete in AddInstanceMethod -? {info exists ::nsf::alias(::C,BAR,0)} 1 "delete alias via redefinition of a an instance method" +? {info exists ::nsf::alias(::C,BAR,0)} 1 "delete alias via redefinition of an instance method" ::C public method BAR {} {;} ? {info exists ::nsf::alias(::C,BAR,0)} 0 ? {info commands ::o::BAR} ::o::BAR "a command ::o::BAR does not exist" @@ -659,7 +659,7 @@ ? {::foo 1} 1 # - # Register an already used tcl proc. Byte compilation happened + # Register an already used Tcl proc. Byte compilation happened # without nsf context. If the byte code is not invalidated, the # compiled var resolver would not kick in, we would not be able to # set an instance variable. @@ -668,7 +668,7 @@ ? {c1 vars} {a 2} # - # Register an unused tcl proc. Byte compilation happens within nsf + # Register an unused Tcl proc. Byte compilation happens within nsf # context, compiled var resolver works as expected. ::nsf::method::alias ::C bar ::bar ? {c1 bar 2} 2 Index: tests/cmdresolution.test =================================================================== diff -u -r8e2e356e9bcef39f43dfe3690b82d9586c7adc72 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- tests/cmdresolution.test (.../cmdresolution.test) (revision 8e2e356e9bcef39f43dfe3690b82d9586c7adc72) +++ tests/cmdresolution.test (.../cmdresolution.test) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ set class [self class] } - # When creating an instance of the xotcl class "xowiki::Link", the + # When creating an instance of the XOTcl class "xowiki::Link", the # constructor "init" is compiled. In this step the command literal # "self" in the constructor has to be resolved against the # underlying object system (here xotcl::self) without interacting @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ # # Bytecompile and execute the "foo" methods containing the cmd - # literals "self" and "next" in the xotcl classes + # literals "self" and "next" in the XOTcl classes # ? {[xowiki::X2 new] foo 1 2} 1-2-::xowiki::X1 Index: tests/destroy.test =================================================================== diff -u -r982b1e8d84f71b36961ba034754f2e35e1ddb869 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- tests/destroy.test (.../destroy.test) (revision 982b1e8d84f71b36961ba034754f2e35e1ddb869) +++ tests/destroy.test (.../destroy.test) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ ? "set ::ObjectDestroy" 0 "ObjectDestroy called" # -# cmd rename other xotcl object to current, +# cmd rename other XOTcl object to current, # xotcl's rename invokes a move # set case "cmd rename object to current" @@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ ? {::nsf::object::exists test::c1} 0 "$::case object still exists after proc" ? "set ::firstDestroy" 1 "firstDestroy called" -? "set ::ObjectDestroy" 0 "ObjectDestroy called" ;# toplevel destroy was blocked +? "set ::ObjectDestroy" 0 "ObjectDestroy called" ;# top-level destroy was blocked # # controlled namespace delete: xotcl has its own namespace cleanup, @@ -733,10 +733,10 @@ nx::test case nested-ordered-composite { # The following test case an explicit deletion/redefinition of an - # toplevel object (o1) will cause the implicit deletion of a nested + # top-level object (o1) will cause the implicit deletion of a nested # object o1::o2. The object o2 has as well several included objects, # containing an "ordered composite". The deletion of the ordered - # compostite causes the (explicit) deletion of its siblings (all + # composite causes the (explicit) deletion of its siblings (all # children of o1::o2). This is actually a stress test for the deletion # of o2's namespace, since the loop over its children will be # confronted with the deletion of indirectly deleted items (deleted by Index: tests/disposition.test =================================================================== diff -u -r78c12b94b4cdcd5edb70a546b7bbb7c0a4724668 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- tests/disposition.test (.../disposition.test) (revision 78c12b94b4cdcd5edb70a546b7bbb7c0a4724668) +++ tests/disposition.test (.../disposition.test) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ [list X Y] # - # Passing multiple arguments as a list, passed to a args argument + # Passing multiple arguments as a list, passed to an args argument # list. # C setObjectParams {{-multi-args:alias}} Index: tests/methods.test =================================================================== diff -u -r40b842e5b218cc6144506ff4689671b780c4e8c5 -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- tests/methods.test (.../methods.test) (revision 40b842e5b218cc6144506ff4689671b780c4e8c5) +++ tests/methods.test (.../methods.test) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -1421,7 +1421,7 @@ nx::test case uplevel+tcl-transparency { # # A real-world case from OpenACS + from the database abstraction - # layer. Frequently, nsf based methods are called from tcl procs + # layer. Frequently, nsf based methods are called from Tcl procs # (and tcl-upleveled code). In order to preserve interceptor # transparency (i.e. to be able to use a mixin on the tcl-called nsf # method), the uplevel method has to behave like tcl-uplevel when the @@ -1548,11 +1548,11 @@ # Setup 2: when filters are used # Setup 3: when filters + guards are used # -# Forall setups, we test on the tclsh toplevel and from a proc. +# Forall setups, we test on the tclsh top-level and from a proc. # nx::test configure -count 1 -nx::test case callinglevel-toplevel-setup1 +nx::test case callinglevel-top-level-setup1 nx::Class create AbstractFile { :public method filterCall {args} { @@ -1587,7 +1587,7 @@ # # Setup 2 (with filter) # -nx::test case callinglevel-toplevel-setup2 +nx::test case callinglevel-top-level-setup2 AbstractFile filters add filterCall @@ -1599,7 +1599,7 @@ # # Setup 3 (with filter and guard) # -nx::test case callinglevel-toplevel-setup3 +nx::test case callinglevel-top-level-setup3 AbstractFile filters guard filterCall { [current calledproc] eq "lstat" } Index: tests/volatile.test =================================================================== diff -u -r3916bf00a3787cead96c01851af6cbce4392250b -r3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead --- tests/volatile.test (.../volatile.test) (revision 3916bf00a3787cead96c01851af6cbce4392250b) +++ tests/volatile.test (.../volatile.test) (revision 3e1001fff2cd8e0f82fec692a88c397b72e2bead) @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ :public method foox {} [string map [list bar :bar] [info body ::foox]] :public method foon {} [string map [list bar :bar] [info body ::foon]] # - # call volatile in tcl proc bar + # call volatile in Tcl proc bar # :public method foox2 {} [info body ::foox] :public method foon2 {} [info body ::foon] @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ } # -# Call just in tcl procs +# Call just in Tcl procs # nx::test case procs-procs { ::foox