Ticket #18560: plugin-install.diff

wp-admin/includes/plugin-install.php

@@ -12 +12 @@
  * It is possible for a plugin to override the Plugin API result with three
  * filters. Assume this is for plugins, which can extend on the Plugin Info to
  * offer more choices. This is very powerful and must be used with care, when
- * overridding the filters.
+ * overriding the filters.
  *
  * The first filter, 'plugins_api_args', is for the args and gives the action as
  * the second parameter. The hook for 'plugins_api_args' must ensure that an
@@ -35 +35 @@
                 $args->per_page = 24;
 
         // Allows a plugin to override the WordPress.org API entirely.
-        // Use the filter 'plugins_api_result' to mearly add results.
+        // Use the filter 'plugins_api_result' to merely add results.
         // Please ensure that a object is returned from the following filters.
         $args = apply_filters('plugins_api_args', $args, $action);
         $res = apply_filters('plugins_api', false, $action, $args);
@@ -97 +97 @@
         if ( is_wp_error($api_tags) ) {
                 echo $api_tags->get_error_message();
         } else {
-                //Set up the tags in a way which can be interprated by wp_generate_tag_cloud()
+                //Set up the tags in a way which can be interpreted by wp_generate_tag_cloud()
                 $tags = array();
                 foreach ( (array)$api_tags as $tag )
                         $tags[ $tag['name'] ] = (object) array(
@@ -134 +134 @@
 }
 
 /**
- * Upload from zip
+ * Upload from zip.
  * @since 2.8.0
  *
  * @param string $page
@@ -175 +175 @@
  * @since 3.0.0
  */
 function install_plugin_install_status($api, $loop = false) {
-        // this function is called recursivly, $loop prevents futhur loops.
+        // this function is called recursively, $loop prevents further loops.
         if ( is_array($api) )
                 $api = (object) $api;