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Fix Javadoc spelling errors

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Martin Oberhuber 2008-02-05 18:48:47 +00:00
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terminal/org.eclipse.tm.terminal.telnet/src/org/eclipse/tm/internal/terminal/telnet/TelnetOption.java
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@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ class TelnetOption implements TelnetCodes
* This constant and the others having similar names represent the states of a * This constant and the others having similar names represent the states of a
* finite state automaton (FSA) that tracks the negotiation state of this option. * finite state automaton (FSA) that tracks the negotiation state of this option.
* The initial state is NEGOTIATION_NOT_STARTED. The state machine is as follows * The initial state is NEGOTIATION_NOT_STARTED. The state machine is as follows
* (with transitions labelled with letters in parentheses): <p> * (with transitions labeled with letters in parentheses): <p>
* *
* <pre> * <pre>
* NEGOTIATION_NOT_STARTED -----> {@link #NEGOTIATION_IN_PROGRESS} * NEGOTIATION_NOT_STARTED -----> {@link #NEGOTIATION_IN_PROGRESS}
@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ class TelnetOption implements TelnetCodes
* *
* Transition C happens when the local endpoint receives an option command from the * Transition C happens when the local endpoint receives an option command from the
* remote endpoint before sending a command for the same option. In that case, the * remote endpoint before sending a command for the same option. In that case, the
* local endpoint replies immediately with an option command and the negotitation * local endpoint replies immediately with an option command and the negotiation
* terminates. <p> * terminates. <p>
* *
* Some TELNET servers (e.g., the Solaris server), after sending WILL and receiving * Some TELNET servers (e.g., the Solaris server), after sending WILL and receiving