From a43b3bf5c8ad72e0911dcf317824f12b6a8e9c29 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Andreas Moser <amoser@google.com>
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2017 22:38:33 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Fixing some typos.

---
 tsk/auto/tsk_case_db.h | 2 +-
 tsk/docs/img.dox       | 2 +-
 tsk/img/img_writer.h   | 2 +-
 3 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

diff --git a/tsk/auto/tsk_case_db.h b/tsk/auto/tsk_case_db.h
index 74b00b6c8..d3c1eec04 100644
--- a/tsk/auto/tsk_case_db.h
+++ b/tsk/auto/tsk_case_db.h
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ class TskAutoDb:public TskAuto {
      * Sets whether or not the file systems for an image should be added when 
      * the image is added to the case database. The default value is true. 
      */
-    void setAddFileSystems(bool addFileSytems);
+    void setAddFileSystems(bool addFileSystems);
 
     /**
      * Skip processing of orphans on FAT filesystems.  
diff --git a/tsk/docs/img.dox b/tsk/docs/img.dox
index be87c4b9a..022623453 100644
--- a/tsk/docs/img.dox
+++ b/tsk/docs/img.dox
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This section describes the general disk image analysis concepts and correspondin
 
     The tsk_img_open() function returns a TSK_IMG_INFO structure.  This structure has fields that contain the type and size (uncompressed, if applicable) of the disk image.  When you are done analyzing the disk image, it can be closed with tsk_img_close(). 
 
-    Note that the tsk_img_open() and tsk_img_open_sing() functions use the TSK_TCHAR type to store the disk image paths. This type is system dependent and is a wchar_t on Windows and char on other sytems.  See \ref basic_enc_t for more details. If you are in an environment where you will have UTF-8 text even in Windows, then you can use the tsk_img_open_utf8() and tsk_img_open_utf8_sing() functions. 
+    Note that the tsk_img_open() and tsk_img_open_sing() functions use the TSK_TCHAR type to store the disk image paths. This type is system dependent and is a wchar_t on Windows and char on other systems.  See \ref basic_enc_t for more details. If you are in an environment where you will have UTF-8 text even in Windows, then you can use the tsk_img_open_utf8() and tsk_img_open_utf8_sing() functions. 
 
     To use the C++ wrappers, create a TskImgInfo object and call one of the TskImgInfo::open() methods. 
     
diff --git a/tsk/img/img_writer.h b/tsk/img/img_writer.h
index e6db1b83e..bb7df2699 100644
--- a/tsk/img/img_writer.h
+++ b/tsk/img/img_writer.h
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 #ifdef __cplusplus
 extern "C" {
 #endif
-    TSK_RETVAL_ENUM tsk_img_writer_create(TSK_IMG_INFO* img_info, const TSK_TCHAR * outputPath);    
+    TSK_RETVAL_ENUM tsk_img_writer_create(TSK_IMG_INFO* img_info, const TSK_TCHAR * outputFileName);
 
     enum IMG_WRITER_BLOCK_STATUS_ENUM {
         IMG_WRITER_BLOCK_STATUS_UNALLOC = 0,
-- 
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