@@ -260,7 +260,7 @@ def anchor(self, value, cell=False, parameters=None, inplace=False):
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If the *cell* parameter is True, then the coordinate values
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are transformed so that the first cell either contains
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- *value*; or is the closet to cell to *value* from above
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+ *value*; or is the closest to cell to *value* from above
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(below) for increasing (decreasing) coordinates.
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.. versionadded:: NEXTVERSION
@@ -279,9 +279,9 @@ def anchor(self, value, cell=False, parameters=None, inplace=False):
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units as the coordinates.
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The coordinate values are transformed so the first
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- corodinate is the closet to *value* from above (for
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- increasing coordinates), or the closet to *value* from
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- above (for idereasing coordinates)
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+ corodinate is the closest to *value* from above (for
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+ increasing coordinates), or the closest to *value* from
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+ above (for decreasing coordinates)
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* Increasing coordinates with positive period, P,
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are transformed so that *value* lies in the
@@ -318,11 +318,11 @@ def anchor(self, value, cell=False, parameters=None, inplace=False):
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cell: `bool`, optional
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If True, then the coordinate values are transformed so
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that the first cell either contains *value*, or is the
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- closet to cell to *value* from above (below) for
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+ closest to cell to *value* from above (below) for
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increasing (decreasing) coordinates.
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If False (the default) then the coordinate values are
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- transformed so that the first coordinate is the closet
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+ transformed so that the first coordinate is the closest
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to *value* from above (below) for increasing
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(decreasing) coordinates.
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