*
* Using the Url::registerScheme() method, it is possible to register
* a preconfigured or derived UrlBase object for a specific scheme
- * name. The registered object will be cloned to handle all URLs
+ * name. The registered object will be cloned to handle all URL's
* containing the specified scheme name.
*
* \par RFC3986, Syntax Components:
* \brief Construct a Url object from percent-encoded URL string.
*
* Parses the \p encodedUrl string using the parseUrl() method
- * and assigns the result to the newly created object.
+ * and assings the result to the new created object.
*
* \param encodedUrl A percent-encoded URL string.
* \throws url::UrlParsingException if parsing of the url fails.
/**
* \brief Parse a percent-encoded URL string.
*
- * Tries to parse the given string into generic URL components
- * and creates a clone of a scheme-specialized object or a new
+ * Trys to parses the given string into generic URL components
+ * and created a clone of a scheme-specialized object or a new
* UrlBase object.
*
* \param encodedUrl A percent-encoded URL string.
/**
- * \brief Assign a shared copy of \p url to the current object.
+ * \brief Assign shared copy of \p url to the current object.
*
* Upon return, both objects will point to the same underlying
- * object. This state will remain until one of the objects is
+ * object. This state will remain until one of the object is
* modified.
*
* \param url The Url object to make a copy of.
/**
- * \brief Verifies the specified scheme name.
+ * \brief Verifies specified scheme name.
*
* Verifies the generic syntax of the specified \p scheme name
* and if it is contained in the current object's list of known
*
* This function ignores the configuration of the view options
* in the current object (see setViewOption()) and forces to
- * return a string with all URL components included.
+ * return an string with all URL components included.
*
* \return A complete string representation of the Url object.
*/
* Returns the encoded query string component of the URL.
*
* The query string is returned without first "?" (separator)
- * character. Further "?" characters as in e.g. LDAP URLs
- * remain in the returned string.
+ * character. Further "?" characters as in e.g. LDAP URL's
+ * remains in the returned string.
*
* \return The encoded query string component of the URL.
*/