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Index: docs/AUTHORS
===================================================================
--- docs/AUTHORS
+++ docs/AUTHORS
@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
'My fellow Homo Sapiens, ask not what your Darkbot can do for you, ask what you can do for your Darkbot.'
-Darkbot is a volunteer runned project being managed, maintaigned, developed and supported by an altruistic group and by the users themselves on wich all contributions are made on the willingness of their contributors who manages their time and contributions the way they find more suitable to their own duties.
+Darkbot is a volunteer runned project being managed, maintained, developed and supported by an altruistic group and by the users themselves on which all contributions are made on the willingness of their contributors who manages their time and contributions the way they find more suitable to their own duties.
-How to contribute? You could make Darkbot better by bellonging to:
+How to contribute? You could make Darkbot better by belonging to:
Database Team: Build database entries.
Support Team: Being a Helper in Support Chat Room or Web Site, Making Tutorials, HowTOs, Tips&Tricks.
Tester Team: Testing current or Beta versions of the code in your preferred Operating System.
Translators Team: Translating the main code output text.
Developing Team: Code; Developing features, correcting malfunctions. How? Check Features Requests, Unsolved Buggs, Ideas.
-Or ponctually repport any malfunction, suggest a new feature, present an idea, make a review, correct any misspeled word, donate a server for running a specialized Darkbot.
+Or punctually report any malfunction, suggest a new feature, present an idea, make a review, correct any misspelled word, donate a server for running a specialized Darkbot.
Here are the ones who in one way or other, make Darkbot possible, by contributing with their time, skills or by donating services.
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
Developers with major contributions,
- Ron Robbins Jr. (ron) <mircsux@users.sourceforge.net>: Developer; A plethora of changes, modifications, and bug fixes since version 6f6.
- Paul (reet2) <paul@??>: Several major changes on 6f6 for release 7. Added the quiz stuff, and original googlefu nctionality.
-The following are people who acknowledgedly colaborated with Darkbot Project by coding features, submiting code patches, translating, guidind and helping users trough their difficulties, providing web presence for Darkbot Project.
+The following are people who acknowledgedly collaborated with Darkbot Project by coding features, submiting code patches, translating, guidind and helping users trough their difficulties, providing web presence for Darkbot Project.
(by alphanumeric name/nick order)(email addresses are being checked to be updated)
**** Code Patches ****
Index: docs/TODO
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--- docs/TODO
+++ docs/TODO
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
logged in with access to the bot.
- Add googlesque queries to search command, so you can
- excluse words from searches.
+ exclude words from searches.
- plural functions still needs to be implemented in spots,
about half of the functions use a different parsing
mechanism that still works, because I hadn't thought of
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@
Merge all the scripts plus convertdb into darkbot so that all admin
stuff can be done from IRC, command line, or text UI.
-Make the replaceable params in responses consistant. X~ and %X.
+Make the replaceable params in responses consistent. X~ and %X.
If possible, make all !set foo=bar stuff change the current state of the
bot rather than requiring a restart.
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@
Scripting or modules. Scripting using Lua is a really good option.
A limited subset could be used for the calc command as well.
-Find a cross pratform Windows/unix GUI toolkit we can live with and
+Find a cross platform Windows/unix GUI toolkit we can live with and
create a GUI for darkbot admin. LCB wants a web based one. I just want
to make it modular, and allow different front ends.
@@ -122,10 +122,10 @@
Menu in PM. Plain one liner, colour one liner, multiple lines, colour multiple lines.
user: /msg bot menu
- >bot<: Main menu - 1) factiod comands, 2) user commands, 3) channel commands, B) backup one menu, Q) quit menu.
+ >bot<: Main menu - 1) factoid commands, 2) user commands, 3) channel commands, B) backup one menu, Q) quit menu.
user: /msg bot menu big
>bot<: Main menu -
- >bot<: 1) factiod comands
+ >bot<: 1) factoid comands
>bot<: 2) user commands
>bot<: 3) channel commands
>bot<: B) backup one menu
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@
as well, alarms to others and to self. Limit memos & alarms to karma
memos & alarms per hour to limit abuse.
-Allow unlogged in users to create factiods, and change these factoids, plus
+Allow unlogged in users to create factoids, and change these factoids, plus
make additions to factoids.
luser: blah is humbug.
user: blah?
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@
Use no karma and negative karma as extra security levels. No karma = -1, negative karma = (karma / 100) - 2
Keep track of how much she has been fed, deny taking food from strangers
-(low/no karama users). This implies that botsnack become an information command.
+(low/no karma users). This implies that botsnack become an information command.
data include files.
Keep track of what database include files are not used for a while, and unload
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@
question if an answer arrives.
Implement the Porter-Stemmer algorithm to improve English-language
-searching as per the drupal module of the same name. It reduces each
+searching as per the Drupal module of the same name. It reduces each
word in the index to its basic root or stem (e.g. 'blogging' to 'blog')
so that variations on a word ('blogs', 'blogger', 'blogging', 'blog')
are considered equivalent when searching. This generally results in
Index: source/chan.c
===================================================================
--- source/chan.c
+++ source/chan.c
@@ -466,7 +466,7 @@
}
if (mode[i] == 'l' && PM == 1)
{ /* don't parse if -limit
- * since no parms */
+ * since no params */
nick = strtok (NULL, " ");
continue;
}
Index: source/comm.c
===================================================================
--- source/comm.c
+++ source/comm.c
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@
long
setinfo_lastcomm (char *rest)
{ /* Disallows joins to more than one channel (or the same chan)
- * to artifically raise join counters */
+ * to artificially raise join counters */
long c_uptime = 0;
if (strcasecmp (rest, slc1) == 0)
Index: source/compat/strstr.c
===================================================================
--- source/compat/strstr.c
+++ source/compat/strstr.c
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
*/
-/* FIXME: The above description is ANSI compiliant. This routine has not
+/* FIXME: The above description is ANSI compliant. This routine has not
been validated to comply with it. -fnf */
#include "defines.h"
Index: source/defines.h
===================================================================
--- source/defines.h
+++ source/defines.h
@@ -32,15 +32,15 @@
* *******************************---******************************* */
/*
*** NOTES - READ before you start:
- *** Lines beginning by # (hash) are peprocessor directives, they are not
+ *** Lines beginning by # (hash) are preprocessor directives, they are not
* comments. You should NOT remove them.
*** #defines should only be changed to ON, OFF, #define, #undef
* or it's value defined on the very right end.
*** Areas between " " are messages Darkbot will send. Do not remove " ".
- *** Double slash characters on de beginning of a line or slaches followed
- * or preceded by * on the beginning and end of lines envolving some
+ *** Double slash characters on de beginning of a line or slashes followed
+ * or preceded by * on the beginning and end of lines evolving some
* portion of text are comment characters combinations with help
- * information for the delelopers or users. They do not have any effect
+ * information for the developers or users. They do not have any effect
* in the behavior of the program.
*
,-----------------------------------------------------------------,
Index: source/tree.c
===================================================================
--- source/tree.c
+++ source/tree.c
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
#include "tree.h"
-/* Just a quick and dirty tree implemtation that will likely get replaced by
+/* Just a quick and dirty tree implementation that will likely get replaced by
* something much saner at a later date. I wrote most of this while falling
* asleep. It will probably scare me when I wake up. B-)
*
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
* They only store strings.
* There is no insertion or deletion, only append.
* Append order must be maintained.
- * The trees will only ever be accessed sequentially, from begining to end.
+ * The trees will only ever be accessed sequentially, from beginning to end.
* The tree data will come in two ways, all in one big string, or a bunch of
* seperate strings, one per element. Any particular tree might have both.
*
Index: source/xmlame.c
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--- source/xmlame.c
+++ source/xmlame.c
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
*
* This is NOT a real XML parser. It assumes the XML file is properly formed, and smallish.
*
- * The final '>' of a tag is replaced with a '\0', but it's existance can be implied.
+ * The final '>' of a tag is replaced with a '\0', but it's existence can be implied.
*/
static char *_xmlame_parse(Tree * tree, char *buffer);

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