Merge pull request #276 from Anklebitter/grammarAndSpelling

Grammar and spelling

Author: pryrt

content/docs/editing.md

@@ -50,11 +50,11 @@ Aside from the normal undo/redo/copy/paste entries, there are a number of sub-me
 * `Convert Case to >` ⇒ submenu with actions that change the case of the selected text (all UPPERCASE, all lowercase, and various mixed-case settings)
 * `Line Operations >` ⇒ submenu with actions that typically work on lines (also known as "rows") of your document
     * There is a method for duplicating data:
-        * `Duplicate Current Line` : duplicates the current line if no selection is active, or duplicates the selected text if a selection is active
+        * `Duplicate Current Line`: duplicates the current line if no selection is active, or duplicates the selected text if a selection is active
     * There are two versions of the Remove Duplicates functionality:
         * `Remove Duplicate Lines`: leaves only the first instance of any full lines that have more than one copy anywhere in the active file; acts upon the line set spanned by the current selection, or the entire file if no active selection
         * `Remove Consecutive Duplicate Lines`: will only remove duplicates that are on the lines immediately following the first instance (still keeping the first instance); acts upon the line set spanned by the current selection, or the entire file if no active selection
-        * NOTE: Duplicates removal is performed with the assumption that all line-endings in the file are uniform and match the current selection for the file being edited -- the quickest way to check that selection is to glance at the status bar, where the current line-ending type is shown either as `Windows (CR LF)`, `Unix (LF)` or `Macintosh (CR)`.  It might be desirable to check the line-ending types in your file before executing a sorting operation, and use the `Edit > EOL Conversion >` choices or right-click on the Stataus Bar's EOL indicator to fix the line endings if necessary.
+        * NOTE: Duplicates removal is performed with the assumption that all line-endings in the file are uniform and match the current selection for the file being edited -- the quickest way to check that selection is to glance at the status bar, where the current line-ending type is shown either as `Windows (CR LF)`, `Unix (LF)` or `Macintosh (CR)`.  It might be desirable to check the line-ending types in your file before executing a sorting operation, and use the `Edit > EOL Conversion >` choices or right-click on the Status Bar's EOL indicator to fix the line endings if necessary.
     * There are methods for splitting lines and joining lines together:
         * `Split Lines`: will insert a line-ending into a long line(s): if there is one or more [Vertical Edge](../preferences/#margins-border-edge) value specified (requires v7.9.3 or later), it will split at the right-most Vertical Edge; otherwise, it will split at the current size of the editor window.  It operates on the lines spanned by the current stream selection or the single line of the caret if no stream selection is currently active.
         * `Join Lines`: will combine the lines touched by the active stream selection by replacing line-endings with a single space character. It requires an active stream selection that spans two or more lines.
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Aside from the normal undo/redo/copy/paste entries, there are a number of sub-me
         * `As Integers` means that `10` will sort as being bigger than `2`
         * `As Decimals (Comma)` means it will recognize `10,234` and `9,876` as decimal numbers and sort them numerically
         * `As Decimals (Dot)` means it will recognize `10.234` and `9.876` as decimal numbers and sort them numerically
-        * NOTE: Sorting is performed with the assumption that all line-endings in the file are uniform and match the current selection for the file being edited -- the quickest way to check that selection is to glance at the status bar, where the current line-ending type is shown either as `Windows (CR LF)`, `Unix (LF)` or `Macintosh (CR)`.  It might be desirable to check the line-ending types in your file before executing a sorting operation, and use the `Edit > EOL Conversion >` choices or right-click on the Stataus Bar's EOL indicator to fix the line endings if necessary.
+        * NOTE: Sorting is performed with the assumption that all line-endings in the file are uniform and match the current selection for the file being edited -- the quickest way to check that selection is to glance at the status bar, where the current line-ending type is shown either as `Windows (CR LF)`, `Unix (LF)` or `Macintosh (CR)`.  It might be desirable to check the line-ending types in your file before executing a sorting operation, and use the `Edit > EOL Conversion >` choices or right-click on the Status Bar's EOL indicator to fix the line endings if necessary.
         * NOTE: If a [Column Mode](./#column-mode-column-editor) selection is active, the sort will re-order all the lines included in the selection, but the sort key (the text that decides the sort order) will be limited to what is inside the column selection. If the keys are identical on two lines, then the order of those two lines will not change (even if text outside of the selected key columns is different).
 * `Comment/Uncomment >` ⇒ submenu with actions that add or remove comment syntax, based on the file's **Language** selection
 * `Auto-Completion >` ⇒ submenu with actions that trigger auto-completion of function name, word, function parameter, and pathname, affected by [**Preferences > Auto-Completion** settings](../preferences/#auto-completion)
@@ -87,12 +87,12 @@ Aside from the normal undo/redo/copy/paste entries, there are a number of sub-me
     * `Trim Leading Space`: removes any space or tab characters occurring at the beginning of a line, before any non-whitespace characters
     * `Trim Leading and Trailing Spaces`: combines the functionalities of `Trim Trailing Space` and `Trim Leading Space` into one command
     * `EOL to Space`: replaces line-ending characters with a single space character (similar to `Join Lines` functionality, but acts upon the entire file rather than the active selection); note: "EOL" means "End Of Line" -- in other words, line-ending characters
-    * `Remove Unnecessary Blank and EOL` : performs a combined `Trim Leading and Trailing Spaces` and `EOL to Space` operation
-    * `TAB to Space` : replaces any tab characters with their equivalent number of spaces
-    * `Space to TAB (All)` : consolidates space characters into an equivalent number of tab characters, wherever the spaces occur
-    * `Space to TAB (Leading)` : consolidates space characters into an equivalent number of tab characters, but only where they occur before the first non-whitespace character on a line
+    * `Remove Unnecessary Blank and EOL`: performs a combined `Trim Leading and Trailing Spaces` and `EOL to Space` operation
+    * `TAB to Space`: replaces any tab characters with their equivalent number of spaces
+    * `Space to TAB (All)`: consolidates space characters into an equivalent number of tab characters, wherever the spaces occur
+    * `Space to TAB (Leading)`: consolidates space characters into an equivalent number of tab characters, but only where they occur before the first non-whitespace character on a line
     * NOTE about TAB-related commands: the "equivalent number" of spaces (or tab characters) is based on the [Settings > Preferences > Language > Tab Settings: Tab Size](../preferences/#language) for the active language of the current file
-* `Paste Special >` ⇒ submenu with actions that pastes HTML or RTF , and special versions of copy/cut/paste which handle NULL and other binary characters
+* `Paste Special >` ⇒ submenu with actions that pastes HTML or RTF, and special versions of copy/cut/paste which handle NULL and other binary characters
     * Note: The HTML and RTF actions paste the HTML and RTF source code from the HTML or RTF entries in the Windows Clipboard; it does _not_ apply HTML or RTF formatting to what appears to be plain text in the Notepad++ editor window.
 * `On Selection >` ⇒ submenu with actions that use the currently-selected text as a filename or folder to open, or as a term for an internet search.  (Custom commands using the current selection can be added to the **Run** menu, using the [`<UserDefinedCommands>` section of `shortcuts.xml`](../config-files/#userdefinedcommands).)
 * `Column Mode...` ⇒ dialog explaining [Column Mode](./#column-mode-column-editor)