Description: Spelling fixes Author: Stephen Kitt --- a/libzpaq.cpp +++ b/libzpaq.cpp @@ -7099,7 +7099,7 @@ " endif\n" "\n" " (in state d==0, expect a new code)\n" - " (put length in r1 and inital part of offset in r2)\n" + " (put length in r1 and initial part of offset in r2)\n" " c=a a=d a== 0 if\n" " a=c a>>= 6 a++ d=a\n" " a== 1 if (literal?)\n" --- a/libzpaq.h +++ b/libzpaq.h @@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ void swap(StringBuffer& s); // exchange contents efficiently }; -The constructor sets the inital allocation size after the first +The constructor sets the initial allocation size after the first write to n or 128, whichever is larger. Initially, no memory is allocated. The allocated size is always n x (2^k - 1), for example 128 x (1, 3, 7, 15, 31...). --- a/zpaq.pod +++ b/zpaq.pod @@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ The remaining arguments represent contexts, all of which are hashed together. If I is 1..255, then the block offset mod I is hashed in. If I is 1000..1255, then the distance to the last -occurrance of I - 1000 is hashed in. For example, C +occurrence of I - 1000 is hashed in. For example, C specifies an ICM taking the text column number (distance back to the last linefeed = 10) as context. The default is 0 (no context). @@ -569,7 +569,7 @@ to protect them from the shell. When comparing with C I, C<-not => means do not list identical -files. Additonally it is possible to suppress listing of +files. Additionally it is possible to suppress listing of differences with C<#>, missing external files with C<->, missing internal files with C<+>, and duplicates (C) with C<^>. ==== end of patch ====