Hi Kevin,
Here are some minor documentation corrections for the next revision,
hopefully they get included.
Happy New Year,
Jose Da Silva
--- aspell-0.60.2/manual/aspell.texi 2004-12-18 20:50:54.000000000 -0800
+++ aspell.texi 2004-12-29 00:25:40.582911096 -0800
@@ -5488,11 +5488,11 @@
"script" blocks.
@item Kevin B. Hendricks (and Contributers)
-Wrote MySpell which is a simpile spell checker library that supports
+Wrote MySpell which is a simple spell checker library that supports
affix compression. Aspell affix compression code is based on his code.
@item Christoph Hinterm@"uller
-Added support for for loadable filters.
+Added support for loadable filters.
@item Melvin Hadasht
Wrote a locale independent version of strtol and strtod.
@@ -5532,13 +5532,13 @@
into the Public Domain.
@item Michael Kuhn
-Converted the metaphone algorithm into C code and made some enhansments
-to the orignal algorithm. He also released his work into the Public
+Converted the metaphone algorithm into C code and made some enhancements
+to the original algorithm. He also released his work into the Public
Domain.
@item Geoff Kuenning (and contributers)
-The authors of Ispell. Many of the ideas used in Aspell, espacally with
-the affix code, were taken from Ispell. However none of the orignal
+The authors of Ispell. Many of the ideas used in Aspell, especially with
+the affix code, were taken from Ispell. However none of the original
Ispell code is used in Aspell.
@end table
--- aspell-0.60.2/manual/readme.texi 2004-11-20 18:52:23.000000000 -0800
+++ readme.texi 2004-12-29 00:42:30.784337136 -0800
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
Aspell requires gcc 2.95 (or better) as the C++ compiler. Other C++
compilers should work with some effort. Other C++ compilers for mostly
POSIX compliant (Unix, Linux, BeOS, Cygwin) systems should work without
-any major problems provided that the compile can handle all of the
+any major problems provided that the compiler can handle all of the
advanced C++ features Aspell uses. C++ compilers for non-Unix systems
might work but it will take some work. Aspell at very least requires a
Unix-like environment (@file{sh}, @file{grep}, @file{sed}, @file{tr},
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
For additional @command{configure} options type @samp{./configure
--help}. You can control what C++ compiler is used by setting the
environment variable @env{CXX} before running configure and you can
-control what flags are passed to the C++ compile via the environment
+control what flags are passed to the C++ compiler via the environment
variable @env{CXXFLAGS}. Static libraries are disabled by default
since static libraries will not work right due to the mixing of C and
C++. When a C program links with the static libraries in Aspell it is
@@ -70,15 +70,15 @@
If you are having problems compiling @file{check_funs.cpp} then the
most likely reason is due to incompatibilities with the curses
implementation on your system. You should first try disabling the
-``wide'' curses library by with the @option{--disable-wide-curses}
-configure option.. By doing so you will lose support for properly
+``wide'' curses library with the @option{--disable-wide-curses}
+configure option. By doing so, you will lose support for properly
displaying UTF-8 characters but you may still be able to get the full
-screen interface. If this fails than you can disable curses support
+screen interface. If this fails then you can disable curses support
altogether with the @option{--disable-curses} configure option. By
-doing this you will lose the nice full screen interface but hopefully
+doing this, you will lose the nice full screen interface but hopefully
you will be able to at least get Aspell to compile correctly.
-If the curses library is installed in a non-standard location than you
+If the curses library is installed in a non-standard location then you
can specify the library and include directory with
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