<ul>
<li><tt>set_tree</tt> -- sets the content of the working directory to be
equal to the content of the specified directory. This method is
- preferrable when directory tree for testing is large.</li>
+ preferable when directory tree for testing is large.</li>
<li><tt>write</tt> -- sets the content of file in a working directory.
This is optimal if you want to create a directory tree with 3-4 small
<p><b>Rationale:</b></p>
- <p>Althought this method is questionable, there are a lot of cases when jam
+ <p>Although this method is questionable, there are a lot of cases when jam
or shells it uses insert spaces. It seems that introducing this method is
much simpler than dealing with all those cases.</p>
present there, it is removed. Otherwise, test fails.</p>
<p>Each method accepts a list of names. Those names use <tt>/</tt> path
- separator on all systems. Additionaly, the test system translates suffixes
+ separator on all systems. Additionally, the test system translates suffixes
appropriately. For the test to be portable, suffixes should use Windows
convention: <tt>exe</tt> for executables, <tt>dll</tt> for dynamic libraries
and <tt>lib</tt> for static libraries. Lastly, the string "$toolset" in file
<li>ignore_addition(self, wildcard)</li>
<li>ignore_removal(self, wildcard)</li>
<li>ignore_modification(self, wildcard)</li>
- <li>ignore_touch(self, wilcard)</li>
+ <li>ignore_touch(self, wildcard)</li>
</ul>
<p>The method <tt>ignore(self, wildcard)</tt> ignores all the changes made