+ fix typos or documentation

src/Base/PyObjectBase.h

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@
 
 /** Python static class macro for implementation
  * used to set up a implementation for PYFUNCDEF_S definition.
- * Its a pure confiniance macro. You can also do
+ * Its a pure convenience macro. You can also do
  * it by hand if you want. It looks like that:
  * \code
  * PyObject* CLASS::SFUNC (PyObject *self,PyObject *args,PyObject *kwd)
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ inline void Assert(int expr, char *msg)         // C++ assert
 
 /// some basic python macros
 #define Py_NEWARGS 1
-/// return with no retrnvalue if nothin happens
+/// return with no return value if nothing happens
 #define Py_Return Py_INCREF(Py_None); return Py_None;
 /// returns an error
 #define Py_Error(E, M)   {PyErr_SetString(E, M); return NULL;}
@@ -177,12 +177,12 @@ namespace Base
  *  very important because nearly all important classes in FreeCAD
  *  are visible in python for macro recording and automation purpose.
  *  The class App::Document is a good expample for an exported class.
- *  There are some conveniance macros to make it easier to inherit
+ *  There are some convenience macros to make it easier to inherit
  *  from this class and defining new methods exported to python.
  *  PYFUNCDEF_D defines a new exported method.
  *  PYFUNCIMP_D defines the implementation of the new exported method.
  *  In the implementation you can use Py_Return, Py_Error, Py_Try and Py_Assert.
- *  PYMETHODEDEF makes the entry in the python method tabel.
+ *  PYMETHODEDEF makes the entry in the python method table.
  *  @see Document
  *  @see PYFUNCDEF_D
  *  @see PYFUNCIMP_D
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ protected:
 
 public:  
     /** Constructor
-     *  Sets the Type of the object (for inherintance) and decrease the
+     *  Sets the Type of the object (for inheritance) and decrease the
      *  the reference count of the PyObject.
      */
     PyObjectBase(void*, PyTypeObject *T);
@@ -219,20 +219,20 @@ public:
     PyObjectBase* DecRef(void) {Py_DECREF(this);return this;}
 
     /** GetAttribute implementation
-     *  This method implements the retriavel of object attributes.
+     *  This method implements the retrieval of object attributes.
      *  If you want to implement attributes in your class, reimplement
      *  this method.
      *  You have to call the method of the base class.
      *  Note: if you reimplement _gettattr() in a inheriting class you
      *  need to call the method of the base class! Otherwise even the 
-     *  methods of the object will disapiear!
+     *  methods of the object will disappear!
      */
     virtual PyObject *_getattr(char *attr);
     /// static wrapper for pythons _getattr()
     static  PyObject *__getattr(PyObject * PyObj, char *attr);
 
     /** SetAttribute implementation
-     *  This method implements the seting of object attributes.
+     *  This method implements the setting of object attributes.
      *  If you want to implement attributes in your class, reimplement
      *  this method.
      *  You have to call the method of the base class.
@@ -242,14 +242,14 @@ public:
     static  int __setattr(PyObject *PyObj, char *attr, PyObject *value);
 
     /** _repr method
-    * Overide this method to return a string object with some
-    * invormation about the object.
+    * Override this method to return a string object with some
+    * information about the object.
     * \code
     * PyObject *MeshFeaturePy::_repr(void)
     * {
     *   std::stringstream a;
     *   a << "MeshFeature: [ ";
-    *   a << "some realy important info about the object!";
+    *   a << "some really important info about the object!";
     *   a << "]" << std::endl;
     *   return Py_BuildValue("s", a.str().c_str());
     * }
@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ public:
     }
 
     /** PyInit method
-    * Overide this method to initialize a newly created
+    * Override this method to initialize a newly created
     * instance of the class (Constuctor)
     */
     virtual int PyInit(PyObject* /*args*/, PyObject* /*kwd*/)
@@ -336,8 +336,8 @@ protected:
 static PyObject * s##DFUNC (PyObject *self, PyObject *args, PyObject * /*kwd*/){return (( CLASS *)self)-> DFUNC (args);};
 
 /** Python dynamic class macro for implementation
- * used to set up a impementation for PYFUNCDEF_D definition.
- * Its a pure confiniance macro. You can also do
+ * used to set up an implementation for PYFUNCDEF_D definition.
+ * Its a pure convenience macro. You can also do
  * it by hand if you want. It looks like that:
  * \code
  * PyObject *FCPyParametrGrp::PyGetGrp(PyObject *args)
@@ -353,7 +353,7 @@ static PyObject * s##DFUNC (PyObject *self, PyObject *args, PyObject * /*kwd*/){
 
 /** Python dynamic class macro for the method list
  * used to fill the method list of a class derived from PyObjectBase.
- * Its a pure confiniance macro. You can also do
+ * Its a pure convenience macro. You can also do
  * it by hand if you want. It looks like that:
  * \code
  * PyMethodDef DocTypeStdPy::Methods[] = {

src/Gui/Command.h

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ protected:
     //@{
     /// Methods which gets called when activated, needs to be reimplemented!
     virtual void activated(int iMsg)=0;
-    /// Overite this method if your Cmd is not always active
+    /// Override this method if your Cmd is not always active
     virtual bool isActive(void){return true;} 
     /// Creates the used Action
     virtual Action * createAction(void);

src/Gui/Workbench.cpp

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ using namespace Gui;
     The idea behind this concept is that the user should see only the functions that are required for the task that he is doing at this moment and not to show dozens of unneeded functions which the user never uses.
 
     \section stepbystep Step by step
-    Here follows a short description of how an own workbench can be added to a module.
+    Here follows a short description of how your own workbench can be added to a module.
 
     \subsection newClass Inherit either from Workbench or StdWorkbench
     First you have to subclass either \ref Gui::Workbench "Workbench" or \ref Gui::StdWorkbench "StdWorkbench" and reimplement the methods \ref Gui::Workbench::setupMenuBar() "setupMenuBar()", \ref Gui::Workbench::setupToolBars() "setupToolBars()", \ref Gui::Workbench::setupCommandBars() "setupCommandBars()" and \ref Gui::Workbench::setupDockWindows() "setupDockWindows()".