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Fix a bunch of spelling mistakes found by Jens Schleusener

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Dianne Skoll
2022-03-15 14:40:46 -04:00
parent 4d17494371
commit 878ab1a8bc
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build.tk
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@@ -355,7 +355,7 @@ proc RunCommand { cmd } {
# %RETURNS:
# Nothing
# %DESCRIPTION:
# Reads characters from command pipelin and appends them to .msg.
# Reads characters from command pipeline and appends them to .msg.
#***********************************************************************
proc CommandReadable { f } {
global CmdDone

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contrib/ical2rem.pl
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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
# version 0.5 2007-03-21
# - Add more help options
# - --project-lead-time option
# - Supress printing of heading if there are no todos to print
# - Suppress printing of heading if there are no todos to print
# version 0.4
# - Version 0.4 changes all written or inspired by, and thanks to Mark Stosberg
# - Change to GetOptions
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ How may days in advance to start getting reminders about the events. Defaults to
ical2rem.pl --no-todos
If you don't care about the ToDos the calendar, this will surpress
If you don't care about the ToDos the calendar, this will suppress
printing of the ToDo heading, as well as skipping ToDo processing.
=head2 --heading

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contrib/rem2ics-0.93/rem2ics
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@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ appear with exactly the text and exactly the same duration (including
one VEVENT object, that will have a RFC2445 C<RDATE> property.
B<rem2ics> is not yet smart enough to derive an C<RRULE> based
recurrance. If you really want that feature, either implement it and
recurrence. If you really want that feature, either implement it and
send in a patch, or contact the author and convince him to do it.
=head2 Other iCalendar Properties
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ runs.
=head2 Other iCalendar Perl objects
Why does't B<rem2ics> use any of the iCalendar Perl stuff in CPAN?
Why doesn't B<rem2ics> use any of the iCalendar Perl stuff in CPAN?
Because I don't trust them, and they are too big for this app. One
links to a binary library. Another hasn't been maintained since 1991,
and is full of notes as to how buggy and incomplete it is. And so
@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ Bug fix, error message for non-recurring events
Bug fix,
rem2ics 0.91 chokes on timed reminders with
duration using `remind -s` as it functions in remind-03.01.03.
Remind 3.01 changed how the -s data is formated for events that have a duration
Remind 3.01 changed how the -s data is formatted for events that have a duration
Patch by Paul Hinze E<lt>paul dot t dot hinze at gmail dot comE<gt>
and Michael Schultz E<lt>mjschultz at gmail dot comE<gt>
@@ -376,7 +376,7 @@ foreach $v (@events) {
my(%grovel);
# if the user doesnt want recurrance detection
# if the user doesn't want recurrence detection
unless ($options{norecurr}) {
# then dont put events in the grovel hash
@@ -393,7 +393,7 @@ unless ($options{norecurr}) {
$v = ${$grovel{$k}}[0];
$v->{recurlist} = \@{$grovel{$k}};
foreach my $v0 (@{$grovel{$k}}) {
$v0->{is_recurrance} = $v;
$v0->{is_recurrence} = $v;
}
}
}
@@ -409,12 +409,12 @@ unless ($options{norecurr}) {
# might have a problem if a recurring event has two instances both on
# the first day.
# Every event that is recurring has a "is_recurrance" property.
# Every event that is recurring has a "is_recurrence" property.
# Additionally, (hopefully) the first/earliest event in a set of
# recurrances has a "recurlist" property. The "recurlist" is a
# recurrences has a "recurlist" property. The "recurlist" is a
# reference to a list of references to each of the events. The first
# one on that list will be the same event that has the "recurlist"
# property. The "is_recurrance" property is a reference back to the
# property. The "is_recurrence" property is a reference back to the
# event that has the "recurlist" property.
foreach my $k (keys %grovel) {
@@ -466,8 +466,8 @@ foreach my $k (keys %grovel) {
}
foreach $v (@events) {
# for recurrant events, skip those that arnt the "head"
next if ($v->{is_recurrance} and (not $v->{recurlist}));
# for recurrent events, skip those that arnt the "head"
next if ($v->{is_recurrence} and (not $v->{recurlist}));
if (${$v->{sf}}[4] eq "*") { # no time was given
$v->{i_dtstart} = sprintf("DTSTART:%s", $v->{dts});
@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@ foreach $v (@events) {
}
if (${$v->{sf}}[3] ne "*") { # a duration was given
# It's convienient that RFC2445 defines DURATION, thus we
# It's convenient that RFC2445 defines DURATION, thus we
# don't need to calculate DTEND, with awkward figuring out
# crossing hours, days, months, year, etc. Instead we
# will let the iCalendar consuming application worry about it.
@@ -501,8 +501,8 @@ print "BEGIN:VCALENDAR\015\012"
# output each vevent
foreach $v (@events) {
# for recurrant events, only output the "head", skip the others
next if ($v->{is_recurrance} and (not $v->{recurlist}));
# for recurrent events, only output the "head", skip the others
next if ($v->{is_recurrence} and (not $v->{recurlist}));
print "BEGIN:VEVENT\015\012";
my $tag = ${$v->{sf}}[2];

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examples/defs.rem
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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ ENDIF
###########################################################
SET Quote CHAR(34)
# Handy constants/function for specifing week of month...
# Handy constants/function for specifying week of month...
SET Week_1 1
SET Week_2 8
SET Week_3 15

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src/funcs.c
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@@ -2237,10 +2237,10 @@ static int SunStuff(int rise, double cosz, int jul)
/* Sometimes, we get roundoff error. Check for "reasonableness" of
answer. */
if (rise) {
/* Sunrise so close to midnight it wrapped around -- permament light */
/* Sunrise so close to midnight it wrapped around -- permanent light */
if (hours >= 23) return NO_TIME;
} else {
/* Sunset so close to midnight it wrapped around -- permament light */
/* Sunset so close to midnight it wrapped around -- permanent light */
if (hours <= 1) return -NO_TIME;
}
return hours*60 + mins;

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src/globals.c
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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
#include "config.h"
#include <stdio.h> /* For defintion of FILE - sigh! */
#include <stdio.h> /* For definition of FILE - sigh! */
#include "types.h"
#include "custom.h"
#define MK_GLOBALS 1

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src/main.c
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@@ -1135,8 +1135,8 @@ int DoErrMsg(ParsePtr p)
/* The array FoldArray[2][7] contains sample years which begin
on the specified weekday. For example, FoldArray[0][2] is a
non-leapyear beginning on Wednesday, and FoldArray[1][5] is a
leapyear beginning on Saturday. Used to fold back dates which
non-leap year beginning on Wednesday, and FoldArray[1][5] is a
leap year beginning on Saturday. Used to fold back dates which
are too high for the standard Unix representation.
NOTE: This implies that you cannot set BASE > 2001!!!!! */
static int FoldArray[2][7] = {

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src/queue.c
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@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ void HandleQueuedReminders(void)
/* Do NOT trigger the reminder if tt.nexttime is more than a
minute in the past. This can happen if the clock is
changed or a laptop awakes from hibernation.
However, DO triger if tt.nexttime == tt.ttime so all
However, DO trigger if tt.nexttime == tt.ttime so all
queued reminders are triggered at least once. */
if ((SystemTime(1) - (q->tt.nexttime * 60) <= 60) ||
(q->tt.nexttime == q->tt.ttime)) {

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tests/tstlang.rem
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@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ set e a + " at " + tu
[a] msg [show("y")]
[a] msg [show("z")]
msg %_Time substititions for a time in the future:%
msg %_Time substitutions for a time in the future:%
[d] msg [show("1")]
[d] msg [show("2")]
[d] msg [show("3")]
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ msg %_Time substititions for a time in the future:%
[d] msg [show("!")]
[d] msg [show("@")]
[d] msg [show("#")]
msg %_Time substititions for a time in the past:%
msg %_Time substitutions for a time in the past:%
[e] msg [show("1")]
[e] msg [show("2")]
[e] msg [show("3")]
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ msg %_Time substititions for a time in the past:%
[e] msg [show("@")]
[e] msg [show("#")]
msg %_Time substititions for the current time:%
msg %_Time substitutions for the current time:%
set e a + " at " + now()
[e] msg [show("1")]
[e] msg [show("2")]

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www/README
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ it should work on any UNIX web server.
To install it, you need the Remind package, available via ftp from
https://dianne.skoll.ca/projects/remind/ You should install Remind,
setting the lattitude, longitude, location and time zone as appropriate
setting the latitude, longitude, location and time zone as appropriate
for your machine.
Once you have Remind installed, follow these steps to set up your WWW