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0031939: Coding - correction of spelling errors in comments [part 10]

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Fix various typos via codespell.
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luz paz
2021-04-19 11:42:46 +03:00
committed by bugmaster
parent b69e576af0
commit 316ea29318
339 changed files with 1743 additions and 1972 deletions
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src/StepData/StepData_StepReaderData.hxx
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@@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ class StepData_StepReaderData;
DEFINE_STANDARD_HANDLE(StepData_StepReaderData, Interface_FileReaderData)
//! Specific FileReaderData for Step
//! Contains litteral description of entities (for each one : type
//! Contains literal description of entities (for each one : type
//! as a string, ident, parameter list)
//! provides references evaluation, plus access to litteral data
//! provides references evaluation, plus access to literal data
//! and specific access methods (Boolean, XY, XYZ)
class StepData_StepReaderData : public Interface_FileReaderData
{
@@ -99,9 +99,9 @@ public:
//! For a SubList or a Scope mark, <types> remains empty
Standard_EXPORT void ComplexType (const Standard_Integer num, TColStd_SequenceOfAsciiString& types) const;
//! Returns the Next "Componant" for a Complex Type Entity, of
//! which <num> is already a Componant (the first one or a next one)
//! Returns 0 for a Simple Type or for the last Componant
//! Returns the Next "Component" for a Complex Type Entity, of
//! which <num> is already a Component (the first one or a next one)
//! Returns 0 for a Simple Type or for the last Component
Standard_EXPORT Standard_Integer NextForComplex (const Standard_Integer num) const;
//! Determines the first component which brings a given name, for
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ public:
//! And if reading does not match its own description, the result
//! will be False
//! If <val> is not it not yet created, it will be (SelectNamed)
//! Usefull if a field is defined as a SelectMember, directly
//! useful if a field is defined as a SelectMember, directly
//! (SELECT with no Entity as member)
//! But SelectType also manages SelectMember (for SELECT with
//! some members as Entity, some other not)