branch: elpa/nix-mode
commit 0067c078e97ebdddda9f6da60a635bf289adee48
Author: Daniel Nagy <[email protected]>
Commit: Daniel Nagy <[email protected]>
Small typo fixes
---
nix-mode.org | 8 ++++----
1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)
diff --git a/nix-mode.org b/nix-mode.org
index 907127878b..d5cae770df 100644
--- a/nix-mode.org
+++ b/nix-mode.org
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ to set up just nix-mode without use-package:
*** nix-mode
-This is a major mode for editing Nix expressons. It provides syntax
+This is a major mode for editing Nix expressions. It provides syntax
highlighting, sane defaults, and experimental indentation support.
You can set it up to handle .nix files with,
@@ -183,8 +183,8 @@ First, there are 3 commands that run Nix phases for you.
- nix-shell-configure
- nix-shell-build
-You can run any one of these to invode the correspond Nix phase. For
-instance to unpack the source for Emacs, let’s start from a dired
+You can run any one of these to invoke the corresponding Nix phase. For
+instance, to unpack the source for Emacs, let’s start from a dired
buffer,
#+BEGIN_SRC text
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ C-x C-f ~ RET
M-x nix-shell-unpack RET emacs RET
#+END_SRC
-This will unpack the Emacs soure code. It may take a minute or two to
+This will unpack the Emacs source code. It may take a minute or two to
unpack. After that, we can enter the Emacs directory with find-file,
#+BEGIN_SRC text
