//! lines in the periodic direction, as necessary to split all
//! the wires (whole parametrical range of a face)
//! In this mode, some regularization procedures are performed
-//! (indexation of splitted segments by patch numbers), and it is
+//! (indexation of split segments by patch numbers), and it is
//! expected to be more reliable and robust in case of bad shapes
//!
//! - if ClosedMode is True, when everything on a periodic surfaces
//! resulting shape; the only result is filled context
//! where splittings are recorded.
//!
- //! NOTE: If edge is splitted, it is replaced by wire, and
+ //! NOTE: If edge is split, it is replaced by wire, and
//! order of edges in the wire corresponds to FORWARD orientation
//! of the edge.
Standard_EXPORT void SplitEdges();
//! Splits edges in the wire by given indices of edges and
//! parameters on them. Returns resulting wire and vertices
- //! corresponding to splitting parameters. If two consequtive
+ //! corresponding to splitting parameters. If two consecutive
//! splitting points are too near one to another (with tolerance
//! of edge), edge is divided in single point. In the same way,
//! splitting which is too near to end of edge, is not applied
//! (end vertex is returned instead).
//!
- //! NOTE: If edge is splitted, it is replaced by wire, and
+ //! NOTE: If edge is split, it is replaced by wire, and
//! order of edges in the wire corresponds to FORWARD orientation
//! of the edge.
Standard_EXPORT ShapeFix_WireSegment SplitWire (ShapeFix_WireSegment& wire, TColStd_SequenceOfInteger& indexes, const TColStd_SequenceOfReal& values, TopTools_SequenceOfShape& vertices, const TColStd_SequenceOfInteger& segcodes, const Standard_Boolean cutbyu, const Standard_Integer cutindex);
//! After that, each wire segment lies on its own patch of grid.
Standard_EXPORT void BreakWires (ShapeFix_SequenceOfWireSegment& seqw);
- //! Collect set of wire segments (already splitted) into closed
+ //! Collect set of wire segments (already split) into closed
//! wires. This is done by traversing all the segments in allowed
//! directions, starting only from the REVERSED and FORWARD and
//! taking EXTERNAL as necessary in fork points. Forks are detected