Typo in the documentation
Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2008 7:45 pm
Found a type: http://love2d.org/docs/Body_setMass_1.html -- "The interia." should be inertia.
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Typo in the documentation
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Re: Typo in the documentation
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:19 am
There are quite a few typos in the docs
Re: Typo in the documentation
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:13 am
Yeah ... I'm sure. Everything here is done in a hurry, you all know that. 
Thanks, though.
Thanks, though.
Re: Typo in the documentation
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 1:04 pm
Maybe you should make a sticky topic for documentation corrections?
That way, people who find stuff like typos or errors in docs can post them up for correction.
The topic could be cleaned up over time as corrections are made so it doesn't end up being 2 million pages long (for instance removing the error post and upping a counter for errors and typos found for the users finding them, thus crediting people for finding such mistakes).
That way, people who find stuff like typos or errors in docs can post them up for correction.
The topic could be cleaned up over time as corrections are made so it doesn't end up being 2 million pages long (for instance removing the error post and upping a counter for errors and typos found for the users finding them, thus crediting people for finding such mistakes).
Re: Typo in the documentation
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 9:22 pm
Or create a separate category for doc errors in the forthcoming bug-tracker.
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Re: Typo in the documentation
Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 1:05 am
Yes, I've been busy with work and sh1t3. (I guess I should be working on some economics stuff, and getting a whip to get my girlfriend to finish my logo, but then again.)
Reading the forum from old to new, I came over this post before I ever came over the plans for the wiki and bug tracker.
With a Wiki it could be possible to let several trustworthy members of the community make corrections, that way the bug tracker might not get spammed too much with typo notifications.
Reading the forum from old to new, I came over this post before I ever came over the plans for the wiki and bug tracker.
With a Wiki it could be possible to let several trustworthy members of the community make corrections, that way the bug tracker might not get spammed too much with typo notifications.