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Fix: Some typos found using codespell

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JMcKiern
2019-09-29 21:27:32 +01:00
committed by Charles Pigott
parent 316e4e9417
commit 04f659e768
106 changed files with 176 additions and 176 deletions
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src/newgrf.cpp
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@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ public:
byte grf_container_ver; ///< Container format of the current GRF file.
/* Kind of return values when processing certain actions */
int skip_sprites; ///< Number of psuedo sprites to skip before processing the next one. (-1 to skip to end of file)
int skip_sprites; ///< Number of pseudo sprites to skip before processing the next one. (-1 to skip to end of file)
/* Currently referenceable spritegroups */
SpriteGroup *spritegroups[MAX_SPRITEGROUP + 1];
@@ -550,7 +550,7 @@ StringID MapGRFStringID(uint32 grfid, StringID str)
{
if (IsInsideMM(str, 0xD800, 0xE000)) {
/* General text provided by NewGRF.
* In the specs this is called the 0xDCxx range (misc presistent texts),
* In the specs this is called the 0xDCxx range (misc persistent texts),
* but we meanwhile extended the range to 0xD800-0xDFFF.
* Note: We are not involved in the "persistent" business, since we do not store
* any NewGRF strings in savegames. */
@@ -843,7 +843,7 @@ static void ReadSpriteLayoutRegisters(ByteReader *buf, TileLayoutFlags flags, bo
* @param num_building_sprites Number of building sprites to read
* @param use_cur_spritesets Whether to use currently referenceable action 1 sets.
* @param feature GrfSpecFeature to use spritesets from.
* @param allow_var10 Whether the spritelayout may specifiy var10 values for resolving multiple action-1-2-3 chains
* @param allow_var10 Whether the spritelayout may specify var10 values for resolving multiple action-1-2-3 chains
* @param no_z_position Whether bounding boxes have no Z offset
* @param dts Layout container to output into
* @return True on error (GRF was disabled).
@@ -3460,7 +3460,7 @@ static ChangeInfoResult IndustriesChangeInfo(uint indid, int numinfo, int prop,
indsp->grf_prop.local_id = indid + i;
indsp->grf_prop.subst_id = subs_id;
indsp->grf_prop.grffile = _cur.grffile;
/* If the grf industry needs to check its surounding upon creation, it should
/* If the grf industry needs to check its surrounding upon creation, it should
* rely on callbacks, not on the original placement functions */
indsp->check_proc = CHECK_NOTHING;
}
@@ -6205,7 +6205,7 @@ static void GraphicsNew(ByteReader *buf)
return;
}
/* Load at most max_sprites sprites. Skip remaining sprites. (for compatibility with TTDP and future extentions) */
/* Load at most max_sprites sprites. Skip remaining sprites. (for compatibility with TTDP and future extensions) */
uint16 skip_num = SanitizeSpriteOffset(num, offset, action5_type->max_sprites, action5_type->name);
SpriteID replace = action5_type->sprite_base + offset;
@@ -6825,7 +6825,7 @@ static void GRFLoadError(ByteReader *buf)
{
/* <0B> <severity> <language-id> <message-id> [<message...> 00] [<data...>] 00 [<parnum>]
*
* B severity 00: notice, contine loading grf file
* B severity 00: notice, continue loading grf file
* 01: warning, continue loading grf file
* 02: error, but continue loading grf file, and attempt
* loading grf again when loading or starting next game
@@ -7004,7 +7004,7 @@ static uint32 GetPatchVariable(uint8 param)
*/
case 0x13: {
byte map_bits = 0;
byte log_X = MapLogX() - 6; // substraction is required to make the minimal size (64) zero based
byte log_X = MapLogX() - 6; // subtraction is required to make the minimal size (64) zero based
byte log_Y = MapLogY() - 6;
byte max_edge = max(log_X, log_Y);
@@ -7297,7 +7297,7 @@ static void ParamSet(ByteReader *buf)
}
break;
case 0x0A: // Signed divison
case 0x0A: // Signed division
if (src2 == 0) {
res = src1;
} else {
@@ -9800,7 +9800,7 @@ void LoadNewGRF(uint load_index, uint file_index, uint num_baseset)
/*
* Reset the status of all files, so we can 'retry' to load them.
* This is needed when one for example rearranges the NewGRFs in-game
* and a previously disabled NewGRF becomes useable. If it would not
* and a previously disabled NewGRF becomes usable. If it would not
* be reset, the NewGRF would remain disabled even though it should
* have been enabled.
*/