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git-svn-id: https://svn.r-project.org/R/trunk@87379 00db46b3-68df-0310-9c12-caf00c1e9a41

Author: hornik

doc/NEWS.Rd

@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@
       \code{Free}: use \code{M_PI}, \code{R_Calloc}, \code{R_Realloc} or
       \code{R_Free} instead.
 
-      \emph{Pro tem} \code{STRICT_R_HEADERS} is defined in header
+      \emph{\I{Pro tem}} \code{STRICT_R_HEADERS} is defined in header
       \file{R_ext/RS.h} if not already defined.  This is not used in \R
       itself and will be removed before release.
 

doc/manual/R-exts.texi

@@ -11996,7 +11996,7 @@ as the library (and what that was is often undocumented).
 @c distributions.
 
 Even fewer external libraries use C++ internally but present a C
-interface, such as GEOS used by @CRANpkg{sf} and other packages..  These
+interface, such as @I{GEOS} used by @CRANpkg{sf} and other packages..  These
 require the C++ runtime library to be linked into the package's shared
 object/DLL, and this is best done by including a dummy C++ file in the
 package sources.
@@ -14797,7 +14797,7 @@ header files when using these entry points.
 This remapping can cause problems@footnote{Known problems have been
 defining @code{LENGTH}, @code{error}, @code{length}, @code{match},
 @code{vector} and @code{warning}: whether these matter depends on the OS
-and toolchain, with many problem reports involving Apple or LLVM
+and toolchain, with many problem reports involving Apple or @I{LLVM}
 @command{clang++}.},
 @c As from @I{LLVM} @command{clang} 13.0.0, the remapping of @code{match}
 @c breaks the subsequent inclusion of @file{omp.h}.
@@ -15161,7 +15161,7 @@ PutRNGstate();
 These essentially read in (or create) @code{.Random.seed} and write it
 out after use.
 
-These are defined in header @file{R_ext/Random.h}. These functiosns are
+These are defined in header @file{R_ext/Random.h}. These functions are
 never remapped.
 
 

src/library/datasets/man/sunspot.month.Rd

@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@
   Monthly numbers of sunspots, as from the World Data Center, aka
   \abbr{SIDC}.  \code{sunspot.month} is the version of the data that will
   occasionally be updated when new counts become available (or the numbers
-  are recalibrated). Note that around 2014--2015 there has been an
-  international effort to recalibrate the sunspots numbers; since \R 4.5.0
-  (2025), the recalibrated series is used.
+  are \I{recalibrated}). Note that around 2014--2015 there has been an
+  international effort to \I{recalibrate} the sunspots numbers; since \R 4.5.0
+  (2025), the \I{recalibrated} series is used.
   \cr % ~/R/MM/MISC/read-sunspots.R
   The version in (too long) use from 2014 to 2024 is provided as
   \code{sunspot.m2014} for historical and reproducibility reasons.

src/library/utils/man/install.packages.Rd

@@ -227,10 +227,10 @@ install.packages(pkgs, lib, repos = getOption("repos"),
   operating system (\code{"win"} or \code{"mac"}), the string
   \code{"binary"} and optional build name (e.g., \code{"big-sur-arm64"}).
   The last part is optional and currently only used on macOS to
-  disambiguate builds targetting different macOS versions or
+  disambiguate builds targeting different macOS versions or
   architectures. Example values:
   \code{"win.binary"} for Windows binaries and
-  \code{"mac.binary.big-sur-arm64"} for macOS 11 (Big Sur) arm64 binaries.
+  \code{"mac.binary.big-sur-arm64"} for macOS 11 (\I{Big Sur}) arm64 binaries.
   The corresponding binary type for the running R can be obtained via
   \code{.Platform$pkgType}, however, it may be \code{"source"} if
   the build does not support package binaries.