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all: fix typos in comments (#21118)

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Martin Michlmayr
2020-05-25 16:21:28 +08:00
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@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ var dashboardContent = `
<p>Under the hood the Android library is backed by a go-ethereum light node, meaning that given a not-too-old Android device, you should be able to join the network without significant issues. Certain functionality is not yet available and rough edges are bound to appear here and there, please report issues if you find any.</p>
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<p>The stable Android archives are distributed via Maven Central, and the develop snapshots via the Sonatype repositories. Before proceeding, please ensure you have a recent version configured in your Android project. You can find details in <a href="https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Mobile:-Introduction#android-archive" target="about:blank">Mobile: Introduction &ndash; Android archive</a>.
<p>Before connecting to the Ethereum network, download the <a href="/{{.GethGenesis}}"><code>{{.GethGenesis}}</code></a> genesis json file and either store it in your Android project as a resource file you can access, or save it as a string in a variable. You're going to need to to initialize your client.</p>
<p>Before connecting to the Ethereum network, download the <a href="/{{.GethGenesis}}"><code>{{.GethGenesis}}</code></a> genesis json file and either store it in your Android project as a resource file you can access, or save it as a string in a variable. You're going to need to initialize your client.</p>
<p>Inside your Java code you can now import the geth archive and connect to Ethereum:
<pre>import org.ethereum.geth.*;</pre>
<pre>
@ -288,7 +288,7 @@ node.start();
<p>Under the hood the iOS library is backed by a go-ethereum light node, meaning that given a not-too-old Apple device, you should be able to join the network without significant issues. Certain functionality is not yet available and rough edges are bound to appear here and there, please report issues if you find any.</p>
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<p>Both stable and develop builds of the iOS framework are available via CocoaPods. Before proceeding, please ensure you have a recent version configured in your iOS project. You can find details in <a href="https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Mobile:-Introduction#ios-framework" target="about:blank">Mobile: Introduction &ndash; iOS framework</a>.
<p>Before connecting to the Ethereum network, download the <a href="/{{.GethGenesis}}"><code>{{.GethGenesis}}</code></a> genesis json file and either store it in your iOS project as a resource file you can access, or save it as a string in a variable. You're going to need to to initialize your client.</p>
<p>Before connecting to the Ethereum network, download the <a href="/{{.GethGenesis}}"><code>{{.GethGenesis}}</code></a> genesis json file and either store it in your iOS project as a resource file you can access, or save it as a string in a variable. You're going to need to initialize your client.</p>
<p>Inside your Swift code you can now import the geth framework and connect to Ethereum (ObjC should be analogous):
<pre>import Geth</pre>
<pre>