@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ let rec compare_list f t t' = match t, t' with
6060 | x ::xs , y ::ys ->
6161 match f x y with 0 -> compare_list f xs ys | c -> c
6262
63- (* * Safe characters that are always allowed in a URI
63+ (* * Safe characters that are always allowed in a URI
6464 * Unfortunately, this varies depending on which bit of the URI
6565 * is being parsed, so there are multiple variants (and this
6666 * set is probably not exhaustive. TODO: check.
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ module Generic : Scheme = struct
8383 done ;
8484 a
8585
86- let safe_chars : safe_chars =
86+ let safe_chars : safe_chars =
8787 let a = Array. make 256 false in
8888 let always_safe =
8989 " ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789_.-~" in
@@ -215,10 +215,10 @@ let module_of_scheme = function
215215 * and this really, really shouldn't be mixed up. So this Pct module
216216 * defines abstract Pct.encoded and Pct.decoded types which sets the
217217 * state of the underlying string. There are functions to "cast" to
218- * and from these and normal strings, and this promotes a bit of
219- * internal safety. These types are not exposed to the external
218+ * and from these and normal strings, and this promotes a bit of
219+ * internal safety. These types are not exposed to the externa
220220 * interface, as casting to-and-from is quite a bit of hassle and
221- * probably not a lot of use to the average consumer of this library
221+ * probably not a lot of use to the average consumer of this library
222222*)
223223module Pct : sig
224224 type encoded with sexp
@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ end = struct
255255 let unlift_decoded f = f
256256 let unlift_decoded2 f = f
257257
258- (* * Scan for reserved characters and replace them with
258+ (* * Scan for reserved characters and replace them with
259259 percent-encoded equivalents.
260260 @return a percent-encoded string *)
261261 let encode ?scheme ?(component =`Path ) b =
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