spelling fixes

Author: perNyfelt

R/Element.R

@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ Element <- setRefClass(
     },
 
     getChild = function(name) {
-      "Retrun the first child element matching the name"
+      "Return the first child element matching the name"
       for (content in contentList) {
         if ("Element" == class(content) & content$getName() == name) {
           #print(paste("Found child element", content))

R/xmlConverter.R

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 #' @title Create a data frame from a xmlr Element
 #' @description This is a convenience method to take all the children of the given Element
 #' and create a data frame based on the content of each child where each child constitutes a row
-#' and the attributes or elements (including text) will constiture the columns.
-#' It assumes a homeogenous structure and the column names are takes from the first child
+#' and the attributes or elements (including text) will constitute the columns.
+#' It assumes a homogeneous structure and the column names are takes from the first child
 #' @return a data frame
 #' @param element the element to convert
 

README.md

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ The jdom project (www.jdom.org) provided a lot of initial inspiration for the ap
     approach in the sense that namespace declarations are just another element attribute and name space prefixes are part of the 
     element name. This might change in the future but for now this is how it is done.
 
-You can create and xmlr Document programatically or by parsing text or a file. 
+You can create and xmlr Document programmatically or by parsing text or a file. 
 
-# Creating the DOM programatically
+# Creating the DOM programmatically
 To create the following xml
 ```
 <table xmlns='http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/'>

vignettes/xmlr.Rmd

@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ Creates or updates an existing attribute for the name and value supplied. E.g. `
 This sets all the attributes of the Element to the list given. Note that you MUST supply a named list for this to work.
 Any existing attribute will vanish.
 * **addAttributes(attributes)**
-Similar to setAttributes but will not erase any exsting attributes.
+Similar to setAttributes but will not erase any existing attributes.
 * **hasAttributes()**
 TRUE if any attributes are defined for the element.