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WIP: Correct all typos (#498)

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@ -645,7 +645,7 @@ int newnamew(namew, isdir, casesensitive)
int save_dosify = dosify, save_pathput = pathput;
dosify = 0;
pathput = 1;
/* zname is temporarly mis-used as "undosmode" iname pointer */
/* zname is temporarily mis-used as "undosmode" iname pointer */
if ((znamew = ex2inw(namew, isdir, NULL)) != NULL) {
undosmw = in2exw(znamew);
free(znamew);
@ -2757,7 +2757,7 @@ size_t bfwrite(buffer, size, count, mode)
the provided buffer length. If the returned value is less than the
buffer length, then the contents of the buffer will be null-terminated;
otherwise, it will not be terminated and may be invalid, possibly
stopping in the middle of a multibyte sequence.
stopping in the middle of a multi-byte sequence.
In all cases you may pass NULL as the buffer and/or 0 as the length, if
you just want to learn how much space the string is going to require.
@ -2830,7 +2830,7 @@ long ucs4_char_from_utf8(utf8)
if (bytes == 1)
ret = **utf8; /* ascii-7 */
else
ret = **utf8 & (0x7F >> bytes); /* lead byte of a multibyte sequence */
ret = **utf8 & (0x7F >> bytes); /* lead byte of a multi-byte sequence */
(*utf8)++;
for (t = 1; t < bytes; t++) /* consume trailing bytes */
ret = (ret << 6) | (*((*utf8)++) & 0x3F);
@ -3537,17 +3537,17 @@ zwchar *utf8_to_wide_string(utf8_string)
#define oERR(err,message) ZIPERR(err, (char *) message)
/* Although the below provides some support for multibyte characters
/* Although the below provides some support for multi-byte characters
the proper thing to do may be to use wide characters and support
Unicode. May get to it soon. EG
*/
/* For now stay with muti-byte characters. May support wide characters
/* For now stay with multi-byte characters. May support wide characters
in Zip 3.1.
*/
/* multibyte character set support
Multibyte characters use typically two or more sequential bytes
/* multi-byte character set support
multi-byte characters use typically two or more sequential bytes
to represent additional characters than can fit in a single byte
character set. The code used here is based on the ANSI mblen function. */
#ifdef MULTIBYTE_GETOPTNS
@ -3555,7 +3555,7 @@ zwchar *utf8_to_wide_string(utf8_string)
ZCONST char *ptr;
{
/* return the number of bytes that the char pointed to is. Return 1 if
null character or error like not start of valid multibyte character. */
null character or error like not start of valid multi-byte character. */
int cl;
cl = mblen(ptr, MB_CUR_MAX);
@ -3578,8 +3578,8 @@ zwchar *utf8_to_wide_string(utf8_string)
# define MULTIBYTE_GETOPTNS
# endif
# endif
/* multibyte character set support
Multibyte characters use typically two or more sequential bytes
/* multi-byte character set support
multi-byte characters use typically two or more sequential bytes
to represent additional characters than can fit in a single byte
character set. The code used here is based on the ANSI mblen function. */
# ifdef MULTIBYTE_GETOPTNS
@ -3588,7 +3588,7 @@ zwchar *utf8_to_wide_string(utf8_string)
ZCONST char *ptr;
{
/* return the number of bytes that the char pointed to is. Return 1 if
null character or error like not start of valid multibyte character. */
null character or error like not start of valid multi-byte character. */
int cl;
cl = mblen(ptr, MB_CUR_MAX);
@ -3636,7 +3636,7 @@ static ZCONST char Far op_req_val_err[] = "option %s requires a value";
static ZCONST char Far op_no_allow_val_err[] = "option %s does not allow a value";
static ZCONST char Far sh_op_not_sup_err[] = "short option '%c' not supported";
static ZCONST char Far oco_req_val_err[] = "option %s requires one character value";
static ZCONST char Far oco_no_mbc_err[] = "option %s does not support multibyte values";
static ZCONST char Far oco_no_mbc_err[] = "option %s does not support multi-byte values";
static ZCONST char Far num_req_val_err[] = "option %s requires number value";
static ZCONST char Far long_op_ambig_err[] = "long option '%s' ambiguous";
static ZCONST char Far long_op_not_sup_err[] = "long option '%s' not supported";
@ -3940,7 +3940,7 @@ local unsigned long get_shortopt(args, argnum, optchar, negated, value,
if (arg[(*optchar) + clen]) {
/* has value */
if (MB_CLEN(arg + (*optchar) + clen) > 1) {
/* multibyte value not allowed for now */
/* multi-byte value not allowed for now */
optionerr(optionerrbuf, oco_no_mbc_err, match, 0);
if (depth > 0) {
/* unwind */
@ -4364,7 +4364,7 @@ local unsigned long get_longopt(args, argnum, optchar, negated, value,
* -e=
* Either optional or required values can be specified. Optional values
* now use both forms as ignoring the later got confusing. Any
* non-value short options can preceed a valued short option as in
* non-value short options can precede a valued short option as in
* -abevalue
* Some value types (one_char and number) allow options after the value
* so if oc is an option that takes a character and n takes a number
@ -4406,7 +4406,7 @@ local unsigned long get_longopt(args, argnum, optchar, negated, value,
* -o value1 value2 value3 ...
* for a list of values. The list ends at the next option, the
* end of the command line, or at a single "@" argument.
* Each value is treated as if it was preceeded by the option, so
* Each value is treated as if it was preceded by the option, so
* --option1 val1 val2
* with option1 value_type set to o_VALUE_LIST is the same as
* --option1=val1 --option1=val2