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@@ -101,14 +101,14 @@ EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
grammar = _, {rules, _};
The file must be encoded in UTF-8, with LF as the line
- break (CR and FF are illegal just becuase).
+ break (CR and FF are illegal just because).
In alternations, the first (leftmost) match is selected. The
- parser is able to backtrack incase it later turns out that it
+ parser is able to backtrack in case it later turns out that it
could not finish that branch. Whenever an exception is
reached, the parser will terminate there.
- Repeated symbols may occour any number of times, including
+ Repeated symbols may occur any number of times, including
zero. The compiler is able to backtrack if it takes too much.
Concatenation has higher precedence than alternation,
@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
Right-context-sensitive grammar
libparser originally used context-free grammar, but with
introduction of the rejection rule, specifically the ability
- to reject a rejection, it became a prase for
+ to reject a rejection, it became a phrase for
right-context-sensitive grammar which is a grammar that is
that can generate any context-sensitive language, it is however
weakly equivalent to context-sensitive grammar.