[PLA] [PATCH] PLA #00012 typos

[Raphael Langerhorst]

Hi,

I am all for simplification...

Attached patch fixes typos I have found.

Regards,
Raphael

 

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Index: pla00012.txt
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--- pla00012.txt	(revision 19)
+++ pla00012.txt	(working copy)
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
 		// and returns the value pointed to for an l-value. It
 		// returns NULL for an yet undefined l-value.
 
-		// Classes which never are l-values can simple set this
+		// Classes which are never l-values can simply set this
 		// function pointer to NULL. The function should only be
 		// called using a simple macro:
 
@@ -43,13 +43,13 @@
 				struct pla_obj *left, struct pla_obj *right);
 
 		// This function is called for each operator executed.
-		// Operators like assignment operations are implemented
-		// only in l-values and create a runtime error for r-values.
+		// Operators like assignment operations are only implemented
+		// in l-values and create a runtime error for r-values.
 		// Normal operators like additions, etc. only access their
 		// operand using the PLA_GET_VALUE() macro and so
 		// automatically resolve l-values to r-values. Assignment
 		// operations are also using the PLA_GET_VALUE() macro
-		// for the value beeing assigned.
+		// for the value being assigned.
 	}
 
 	struct pla_obj
@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@
 Sample implementation of a simple namespace
 ===========================================
 
-The following is the implementation of a simple namespace, which conatains
+The following is the implementation of a simple namespace, which contains
 26 one-letter variables. This sample implementation contains two classes:
-the first class is a singe variable, implementing an assign function, and the
+the first class is a single variable, implementing an assign function, and the
 2nd part is the namespace class, implementing lookups of the variables.
 
 
@@ -180,11 +180,11 @@
 Function calls
 ==============
 
-Function calls can be simply implemented as a special operator with the
+Function calls can simply be implemented as a special operator with the
 function as left and the argument list as right argument. So no additional
 support for function calls is required in the VM core.
 
-It is also possible for functions to return l-values usind the apporach
+It is also possible for functions to return l-values usind the approach
 described in this document.