[2.2.1] Correct typos in doxygen comments

Change-Id: I69fecbd24814ccfa0de3844960eaafddc4b38e6b
Signed-off-by: dahyeong.kim <dahyeong.kim@samsung.com>

diff --git a/inc/FBaseColArrayList.h b/inc/FBaseColArrayList.h
index a789693..9734cc9 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FBaseColArrayList.h
+++ b/inc/FBaseColArrayList.h
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ public:
         * @since 2.0
         *
         * @param[in]   deleter The function pointer to type of the element deleter
-        * @remarks             To create an owing collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
+        * @remarks             To create an owning collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
         *                              On the other hand, to create a non-owning collection, you do not need to set the element deleter value, as @c NoOpDeleter is the default element deleter.
         *                              It means that you do not transfer the ownership of elements to the collection.
         * @remarks             After creating an instance of the %ArrayList class, one of the Construct() methods must be called explicitly to initialize this instance.

diff --git a/inc/FBaseColHashMap.h b/inc/FBaseColHashMap.h
index ef32231..d7b99c2 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FBaseColHashMap.h
+++ b/inc/FBaseColHashMap.h
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ public:
         * @since 2.0
         *
         * @param[in]   deleter The function pointer to type of the element deleter
-        * @remarks     To create an owing collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
+        * @remarks     To create an owning collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
         *                      On the other hand, to create a non-owning collection, you do not need to set the element deleter value, as @c NoOpDeleter is the default element deleter.
         *                      It means that you do not transfer the ownership of elements to the collection.
         * @see         NoOpDeleter()

diff --git a/inc/FBaseColLinkedList.h b/inc/FBaseColLinkedList.h
index 32afbd5..e6a24c6 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FBaseColLinkedList.h
+++ b/inc/FBaseColLinkedList.h
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ public:
         * @since 2.0
         *
         * @param[in]   deleter The function pointer to type of the element deleter
-        * @remarks     To create an owing collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
+        * @remarks     To create an owning collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
         *                      On the other hand, to create a non-owning collection, you do not need to set the element deleter value, as @c NoOpDeleter is the default element deleter.
         *                      It means that you do not transfer the ownership of elements to the collection.
         * @see         NoOpDeleter()

diff --git a/inc/FBaseColMultiHashMap.h b/inc/FBaseColMultiHashMap.h
index 25ac0d2..78e728b 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FBaseColMultiHashMap.h
+++ b/inc/FBaseColMultiHashMap.h
@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ public:
         * @since 2.0
         *
         * @param[in]   deleter The function pointer to type of the element deleter
-        * @remarks     To create an owing collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
+        * @remarks     To create an owning collection, set the element deleter value as @c SingleObjectDeleter. This gives the collection the ownership of elements and the collection will destroy elements. @n
         *                      On the other hand, to create a non-owning collection, you do not need to set the element deleter value, as @c NoOpDeleter is the default element deleter.
         *                      It means that you do not transfer the ownership of elements to the collection.
         * @see         NoOpDeleter()