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Diffstat (limited to 'gui/theme.h')
| -rw-r--r-- | gui/theme.h | 34 |
1 files changed, 17 insertions, 17 deletions
diff --git a/gui/theme.h b/gui/theme.h index 8e97960641..248c1fb068 100644 --- a/gui/theme.h +++ b/gui/theme.h @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ enum ThemeHint { /** * Indicates that no background should be restored when drawing the widget * (note that this can be silently ignored if for example the theme does - * alpha blending and would blend over a allready drawn widget) + * alpha blending and would blend over an already drawn widget) * TODO: currently only ThemeModern::drawButton supports this */ THEME_HINT_NO_BACKGROUND_RESTORE = 1 << 6 @@ -132,12 +132,12 @@ public: //! Function used to process areas other than the current dialog enum ShadingStyle { kShadingNone, //! No special post processing - kShadingDim, //! Dimming unsued areas - kShadingLuminance //! Converting colors to luminance for unsued areas + kShadingDim, //! Dimming unused areas + kShadingLuminance //! Converting colors to luminance for unused areas }; /** - * This initalizes all the data needed by the theme renderer. + * This initializes all the data needed by the theme renderer. * It should just be called *once*, when first using the renderer. * * Other functions of the renderer should just be used after @@ -171,17 +171,17 @@ public: /** * Enables the theme renderer for use. * - * This for examples shows up the overlay, clears the - * renderers temporary screen buffers and does other + * This for examples displays the overlay, clears the + * renderer's temporary screen buffers and does other * things to make the renderer for use. * - * This may NOT back up the data on the overlay. - * So if you got data in the overlay save it before + * This will NOT back up the data on the overlay. + * So if you've got data in the overlay save it before * calling this. * - * As a difference to init, this makes the renderer - * ready to draw something to the screen. And of course - * it relies on the data loaded by init. + * Unlike init, this makes the renderer ready to draw + * something to the screen. And of course it relies on the data + * loaded by init. * * @see disable * @see init @@ -194,9 +194,9 @@ public: * This for example hides the overlay and undoes * other things done by enable. * - * As a difference to uninit, this just makes the - * renderer unable to do any screen drawing, but - * still keeps all data loaded into memory. + * Unlike uninit, this just makes the renderer unable + * to do any screen drawing, but still keeps all data + * loaded into memory. * * @see enable * @see uninit @@ -247,10 +247,10 @@ public: * draw. * * This does not affect the coordinates for the draw* functions, - * it just markes the screen rect given in param r as writeable. + * it just marks the screen rect given in param r as writeable. * * This is for example used in the credits dialog, which, if not - * just a part of the screen would be marked as writebale, would + * just a part of the screen would be marked as writeable, would * draw parts of the scrolling text outside the dialog box and * thus would look strange. * @@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ public: const Common::String &getThemeName() const { return _stylename; } /** - * Checks if the theme renderer suppots drawing of images. + * Checks if the theme renderer supports drawing of images. * * @return true on support, else false */ |