A few more fixes

R/buffer.R

@@ -178,12 +178,12 @@ setMethod("buffer", "gData", function(x, d, res.type = c("nodes", "gData", "gGra
 
 
   ## CALL UPON gGraph METHOD ##
-  if (res.type == "gGraph") { # if result seeked is gGraph
+  if (res.type == "gGraph") { # if result sought is gGraph
     res <- buffer(myGraph, myNodes, d, res.type = "gGraph")
     return(res)
   }
 
-  # if result seeked is nodes or gData
+  # if result sought is nodes or gData
   temp <- buffer(myGraph, myNodes, d, res.type = "nodes")
   if (res.type == "nodes") {
     return(temp)

R/dijkstra.R

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 #' that if the \code{gPath} does not contain pairwise information, a warning
 #' will be issued, but the resulting output will likely be meaningless.\cr
 #'
-#' In 'dijkstraBetween', paths are seeked all possible pairs of nodes between
+#' In 'dijkstraBetween', paths are sought all possible pairs of nodes between
 #' 'from' and 'to'.
 #'
 #' @name dijkstra-methods

R/plot.R

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@
 #' the maximum weight).
 #' @param col.rules a data.frame with two named columns, the first one giving
 #' values of a node attribute, and the second one stating colors to be used for
-#' each value. If not provided, this is seeked from the \code{@meta\$color}
+#' each value. If not provided, this is sought from the \code{@meta\$color}
 #' slot of the object.
 #' @param sticky.points a logical indicating if added points should be kept
 #' when replotting (TRUE), or not (FALSE). In any case, \code{reset=TRUE} will

inst/WORDLIST

@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
+Ababa
+Addis
+Baumgardner
+CMD
+GeoGraphic
+HGDP
+Heikes
+Malaga
+RBGL
+RBGL's
+Ringler
+attr
+closestNode
+codecov
+coords
+dev
+devtools
+dijkstraBetween
+dijkstraFrom
+gData
+gGraph
+gPath
+geo
+geoGraphEnv
+georeferenced
+goto
+graphNEL
+hgdp
+img
+linux
+magrittr
+manpage
+manpages
+nb
+rawgraph
+rawgraph's
+rawgraphs
+replot
+replotting
+rnaturalearth
+roxygen
+specificities
+subsettable
+textit
+th
+uncrossable
+worldgraph
+worldgraph's
+worldgraphs
+xmax
+xmin
+xy
+ymax
+ymin

vignettes/geograph.Rmd

@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ plotEdges(worldgraph.10k)
 
  This figure illustrates the matching of original locations (black crosses) to nodes of the grid
 (red circles).
-As we can see, an issue occured for Bordeaux, which has been assigned to a node in the sea (in blue).
+As we can see, an issue occurred for Bordeaux, which has been assigned to a node in the sea (in blue).
 Locations can be re-assigned to nodes with restrictions for some node attribute values using
 `closestNode`; for instance, here we constrain matching nodes to have an `habitat` value
 (defined as node attribute in `worldgraph.10k`) equaling `land` (green points):
@@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ plotting area to the geographic extent of the dataset.
 To plot additional information, it can be useful to extract the spatial coordinates from the data.
 This is achieved by `getCoords`.
 This method takes an extra argument `original`, which is TRUE if original spatial coordinates
-are seeked, or FALSE for coordinates of the nodes on the grid.
+are sought, or FALSE for coordinates of the nodes on the grid.
 We can use this to represent, for instance, the population sizes for the different cities:
 ```{r cities_plot, fig=TRUE}
 transp <- function(col, alpha = .5) {
@@ -522,7 +522,7 @@ represent geographic objects such as points and polygons. By default, *geoGraph*
 uses the package *rnaturalearth* to provide continent and country outlines, but
 it is possible also to load custom GIS shapefiles with `sf::st_read()`.
 
-We start by loading country oultines for the whole world. Note that we
+We start by loading country outlines for the whole world. Note that we
 turn off spherical trigonometry functions with `sf::sf_use_s2(FALSE)`, as the
 `naturalearth` dataset is not compatible
 with that functionality.