bug 208561, grammar check, a X vs. an X, patch by Joseph Myers, r=axel@pike.org, sr=peterv

extensions/transformiix/resources/buster/ReadMe

@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-The buster is a XUL interface to the conformance tests shipped as part of
-Xalan. For information about Xalan, please see http://xml.apache.org/.
-For your convenience we provide a packed distribution of all needed files
-in http://www.axel.pike.org/mozilla/xalan.tar.gz. Please see the included 
-LICENSE.txt or http://xml.apache.org/dist/LICENSE.txt for terms of 
-distributing those files.
-
-To use the buster, open buster.xul with a XSLT enabled Mozilla.
-Open the rdf index file shipped with the test package into the 
-"Xalan index", and the available tests will show up as a tree.
-Once you have selected the tests you're interested in, press the button
-"run checked tests", and all the tests will be run.
-You can save the results into an rdf, and load it for comparison and 
-regression hunting.
-
-DiffDOM tries to find out, which tests failed, and will DumpDOM both the
-result and the reference solution. Not all reference solutions load
-properly, those need manual love.
-
-Good luck and fun
-
-Axel Hecht <axel@pike.org>

extensions/transformiix/resources/xslt.properties

@@ -35,15 +35,15 @@
 #
 # ***** END LICENSE BLOCK *****
 
-1  = Parsing a XSLT stylesheet failed.
-2  = Parsing a XPath expression failed.
+1  = Parsing an XSLT stylesheet failed.
+2  = Parsing an XPath expression failed.
 4  = XSLT transformation failed.
 5  = XSLT/XPath tried to call an unknown function.
 6  = XSLT Stylesheet (possibly) contains a recursion.
 7  = Attribute value illegal in XSLT 1.0.
 8  = An XPath expression was expected to return a NodeSet.
 9 = XSLT transformation was terminated by <xsl:message>.
-10 = A network error occured loading a XSLT stylesheet:
+10 = A network error occured loading an XSLT stylesheet:
 11 = An XSLT stylesheet does not have an XML mimetype:
 12 = An XSLT stylesheet directly or indirectly imports or includes itself:
 13 = An XPath function was called with the wrong number of arguments.