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diff --git a/doc/Lexer.txt b/doc/Lexer.txt index f66c5aacf..9d4ab50f8 100644 --- a/doc/Lexer.txt +++ b/doc/Lexer.txt @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The startPos and length parameters indicate the range of text to be recolored; the lexer must determine the proper color for all characters in positions startPos through startPos+length. -The initStyle paramter indicates the initial state, that is, the state +The initStyle parameter indicates the initial state, that is, the state at the character before startPos. States also indicate the coloring to be used for a particular range of text. @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ should set the state variable to the coloring state of the character at position i and continue until the entire text has been colored. Note 1: the styler (Accessor) object remembers the i parameter in the -previous calls to styler.ColourTo, so the single i paramter suffices to +previous calls to styler.ColourTo, so the single i parameter suffices to indicate a range of characters. Note 2: As a side effect of calling styler.ColourTo(i,state), the @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ Folding may be performed in the lexer function. It is better to use a separate folder function as that avoids some troublesome interaction between styling and folding. The folder function will be run after the lexer function if folding is enabled. The rest of this section explains -how to perform folding within the lexer fucntion. +how to perform folding within the lexer function. During initialization, lexers that support folding set diff --git a/doc/SciCoding.html b/doc/SciCoding.html index 46862f9e5..df0eb9004 100644 --- a/doc/SciCoding.html +++ b/doc/SciCoding.html @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ Language features </h3> <p> - Design goals for Scintilla and SciTE include portablity to currently available C++ + Design goals for Scintilla and SciTE include portability to currently available C++ compilers on diverse platforms with high performance and low resource usage. Scintilla has stricter portability requirements to SciTE as it may be ported to low capability platforms such as Windows CE or PalmOS but it is less likely |