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diff --git a/manual/contributing.rst b/manual/contributing.rst index a6837408..a6a612ec 100644 --- a/manual/contributing.rst +++ b/manual/contributing.rst @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ differences, ``clang-format`` is authoritative. It is not possible to make ``cc-mode`` and ``clang-format`` exactly match since the syntax parser in emacs is not as sophisticated. -Blocks of code that should not be formatted can be surrouned by the +Blocks of code that should not be formatted can be surrounded by the comments ``// clang-format off`` and ``// clang-format on``. Sometimes clang-format tries to combine lines in ways that are undesirable. In this case, we follow a convention of adding a comment ``// diff --git a/manual/design.rst b/manual/design.rst index ab6576da..5014ce2f 100644 --- a/manual/design.rst +++ b/manual/design.rst @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ The primary class for interacting with PDF objects is ``QPDFObjectHandle``. Instances of this class can be passed around by value, copied, stored in containers, etc. with very low overhead. The ``QPDFObjectHandle`` object contains an internal shared pointer to an -underyling ``QPDFObject``. Instances of ``QPDFObjectHandle`` created +underlying ``QPDFObject``. Instances of ``QPDFObjectHandle`` created by reading from a file will always contain a reference back to the ``QPDF`` object from which they were created. A ``QPDFObjectHandle`` may be direct or indirect. If indirect, the ``QPDFObject`` shared |