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LazDoc - fixed typos in StdCtrls.xml. ExtCtrls.xml and ComCtrls.xml

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docs/xml/lcl/comctrls.xml
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@ -8206,11 +8206,11 @@ To add, change or delete a column use the Columns property.</descr>
<!-- property Visibility: published -->
<element name="TCustomTrackBar.TickMarks">
<short><i>Tickmarks </i>- whether the ticks are above/left, below/right, or both</short>
<descr><i>Tickmarks </i>- wherr the ticks appear relative to the bar: above/left, below/right, or both</descr>
<descr><i>Tickmarks </i>- where the ticks appear relative to the bar: above/left, below/right, or both</descr>
</element>
<!-- property Visibility: published -->
<element name="TCustomTrackBar.TickStyle">
<short><i>TickStyle </i>- none, produced automatically, or calculated mnually</short>
<short><i>TickStyle </i>- none, produced automatically, or calculated manually</short>
</element>
<!-- object Visibility: default -->
<element name="TTrackBar">
@ -8221,7 +8221,7 @@ To add, change or delete a column use the Columns property.</descr>
<p>The <i>Position</i> property indicates the distance along the bar that the slider has been placed, either by the program or by mouse capture and movement</p>
<p>In the example, movement of the slider is detected and shown in the associated <link id="#lcl.ComCtrls.TProgressBar">TProgressBar</link>.</p>
</descr>
<seealso><link id="#lcl.stdctrls.HowToUseStdCtrls"/></seealso>
<seealso><link id="#lcl.stdctrls.HowToUseStdCtrls">HowToUseStdCtrls</link></seealso>
<example file="comctrls/TrackBarEx.pas"/>
</element>
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docs/xml/lcl/extctrls.xml
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@ -3208,13 +3208,13 @@ requiring the user to select one af a set of alternatives</p>
<p>To Use this control, place it in the required position on the form, then in the Object Inspector select <i>Items</i> and click on the ellipsis (...) to open the string editor. Type in the captions to accompany each check box, then close the string editor and you will see a series of Radio Boxes with their captions displayed beside them. (Note - unlike <link id="#lcl.ExtCtrls.TCheckGroup">TCheckGroup</link>, there is no special RadioGroup editor)</p>
<p>Inherits properties from <link id="#lcl.ExtCtrls.TCustomRadioGroup">TCustomRadioGroup</link> and <link id="#lcl.StdCtrls.TCustomGroupBox">TCustomGroupBox</link></p>
<p><i>TRadioGroup</i> behaves differently from a group of <i>TRadioButton</i> controls placed arbitrarily around a form. </p>
<p>In the case of <i>TRadioButton</i>, the mutual exclusivity is a feature that applies to any <i>RadioButton</i> anywhere in the Form, and the <i>RadioButtons</i> can be rearranged in any order or placed anywhere within the containing <i>Form</i>, while in <i>TRadioGroup</i> the excluisivity applies only to buttons within the Group, which are ordered strictly accordng to their <i>ItemIndex</i> within the <i>Items</i> stringlist. </p>
<p>In the case of <i>TRadioButton</i>, the mutual exclusivity is a feature that applies to any <i>RadioButton</i> anywhere in the Form, and the <i>RadioButtons</i> can be rearranged in any order or placed anywhere within the containing <i>Form</i>, while in <i>TRadioGroup</i> the exclusivity applies only to buttons within the Group, which are ordered strictly accordng to their <i>ItemIndex</i> within the <i>Items</i> stringlist. </p>
<p><i>TRadioButton</i> is an entity in itself, with a number of additional properties, whereas the buttons within <i>TRadioGroup</i> are not separate entities, but rather are simply entries in a list of strings, each of which is associated with the on-screen image of a <i>RadioButton</i>. </p>
<p>The example shows the difference between the use of <i>TRadioButton</i> and <i>TRadioGroup</i></p>
</descr>
<seealso>
<link id="#lcl.StdCtrls.HowToUseStdCtrls"/>
<link id="#lcl.StdCtrls.TRadioButton"/>
<link id="#lcl.StdCtrls.HowToUseStdCtrls">HowToUseStdCtrls</link>
<link id="#lcl.StdCtrls.TRadioButton">TRadioButton</link>
</seealso>
<example file="extctrls/radiobutton.pas"/>
</element>

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@ -6461,13 +6461,13 @@ If the TabStop is True, the control is in the tab order. If TabStop is False, th
<p><i>TRadioButton</i>: a button that works in conjunction with other Radio Buttons in a mutually exclusive manner - if one button of a group is selected, none of the others in that group can be selected.</p>
<p>The Application Programmer is responsible for ensuring that the <i>OnClick</i> event handler for each button has a unique <i>Action</i>, and that the Actions of the other (deselected and therefore inactive) buttons are turned off.</p>
<p><i>TRadioGroup</i> behaves differently from a group of <i>TRadioButton</i> controls placed arbitrarily around a form. </p>
<p>In the case of <i>TRadioButton</i>, the mutual exclusivity is a feature that applies to any <i>RadioButton</i> anywhere in the Form, and the <i>RadioButtons</i> can be rearranged in any order or placed anywhere within the containing <i>Form</i>, while in <i>TRadioGroup</i> the excluisivity applies only to buttons within the Group, which are ordered strictly accordng to their <i>ItemIndex</i> within the <i>Items</i> stringlist. </p>
<p>In the case of <i>TRadioButton</i>, the mutual exclusivity is a feature that applies to any <i>RadioButton</i> anywhere in the Form, and the <i>RadioButtons</i> can be rearranged in any order or placed anywhere within the containing <i>Form</i>, while in <i>TRadioGroup</i> the exclusivity applies only to buttons within the Group, which are ordered strictly accordng to their <i>ItemIndex</i> within the <i>Items</i> stringlist. </p>
<p><i>TRadioButton</i> is an entity in itself, with a number of additional properties, whereas the buttons within <i>TRadioGroup</i> are not separate entities, but rather are simply entries in a list of strings, each of which is associated with the on-screen image of a <i>RadioButton</i>. </p>
<p>The example shows the difference between the use of <i>TRadioButton</i> and <i>TRadioGroup</i></p>
</descr>
<seealso>
<link id="HowToUseStdCtrls"/>
<link id="#lcl.ExtCtrls.TRadioGroup"/>
<link id="#lcl.ExtCtrls.TRadioGroup">TRadioGroup</link>
</seealso>
<example file="extctrls/radiobutton.pas"/>
</element>