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R/unigd.R

@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ ugd_render <- function(page = 0,
 
 #' Render unigd plot to a file.
 #'
-#' See [ugd_render()] for acessing plot data directly in memory without
+#' See [ugd_render()] for accessing plot data directly in memory without
 #' saving as a file.
 #' This function will only work after starting a device with [ugd()].
 #'

README.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ See [the guide](https://nx10.github.io/unigd/articles/b00_guide.html) for more d
 
 ## Contributions welcome!
 
-`unigd` is mostly written in C++, but contributions to the tests (in R) or the documentatation are also always welcome!
+`unigd` is mostly written in C++, but contributions to the tests (in R) or the documentation are also always welcome!
 
 ## About & License
 

vignettes/b00_guide.Rmd

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ hist(temp, col="darkblue")                      # (2) Plot a histogram
 dev.off()                                       # (3) Close the device
 ```
 
-Note that this has some unfortunate contstraints:
+Note that this has some unfortunate constraints:
 
 - Rendering information must be specified _before_ the plot is created
   - File format (`png()`, `pdf()`, `svg()`, ...)
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ The next section will illustrate how to access the render data directly without
 
 For some applications, you might want to access the rendered data directly.
 Example use-cases for this might be report generation, web services or interactive applications.
-While you can most likely think of work-arounds for this issue, this `unigd`
+While you can most likely think of workarounds for this issue, this `unigd`
 feature will certainly lower code complexity and increase performance. 
 
 Rendering in-memory is done by simply calling `ugd_render(...)` instead of `ugd_save(...)`:
@@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ not go into too much detail about this topic but here are some noteworthy mentio
 
 - `"strings"`-renderer 
   - All text elements inside a plot
-  - Linebreak seperated plain text format
+  - Linebreak separated plain text format
   - Could be used to e.g. 'search' through plots
 - `"meta"`-renderer 
   - Meta information about the plot