virtual ~wxIDataObject();
// normally, wxDataObject controls our lifetime (i.e. we're deleted when it
- // is), but in some cases, the situation is inversed, that is we delete it
+ // is), but in some cases, the situation is reversed, that is we delete it
// when this object is deleted - setting this flag enables such logic
void SetDeleteFlag() { m_mustDelete = true; }
// we suppose that the size precedes the data
pBuf = m_pDataObject->GetSizeFromBuffer( pBuf, &size, format );
if (! format.IsStandard() ) {
- // see GetData for coresponding increment
+ // see GetData for corresponding increment
size -= m_pDataObject->GetBufferOffset( format );
}
}