Added more documentation

Added documentation for each function in the include/ctemplates.h file
Also did some spellchecking on the readme.

1 files changed, 10 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index f23ad85..1f2c740 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ If you found this page using a search engine, you may be looking for the
 original [libctemplate](http://libctemplate.sourceforge.net) by Stephen C. Losen
 
 libctemplates is a template expander written for use with HTML. It's goals are
-to be simple, versitile, and fast. This library started off as a
+to be simple, versatile, and fast. This library started off as a
 fork of libctemplate, but eventually became a total rewrite. libctemplate,
 the original, was built primarily for cgi applications. libctemplate was
 tightly coupled with file streams, while libctemplate**S** renders templates to 
@@ -12,22 +12,20 @@ strings for use in any application, FastCGI or [Kore](kore.io), for example.
 If you think libctemplates is missing a feature, feel free to suggest it to
 [alex@cogarr.net](mailto://alex@cogarr.net),
 or, even better, write it yourself and send the patch! You can find
-instructions on createing and sending git patches [here](http://cogarr.net/source/cgit.cgi/?p=about).
+instructions on creating and sending git patches [here](http://cogarr.net/source/cgit.cgi/?p=about).
 
 ## Contents
 
 1. [Installation](#Installation)
 2. [Usage](#Usage)
-3. [Quick refrence](#Quick refernce)
+3. [Quick reference](#Quick refernce)
 4. [Examples](#Examples)
 
-
-
 <section id="Installation"></section>
 ## Installation
 
 Run the make file. libctemplates should compile on any system with a c99
-complient c compiler. If you are on linux, run
+complaint c compiler. If you are on linux, run
 
 	make; make install
 
@@ -40,7 +38,7 @@ libctemplates.a, for example:
 	gcc main.c -lctemplates
 
 <section id="Quick refrence"></section>
-## Quick refrence
+## Quick reference
 
 ### Structs
 
@@ -50,7 +48,7 @@ libctemplates.a, for example:
   Holds a list of variables to be used when rendering a template
   loops can be held in a varlist, and varlists can be held in loops.
 * struct TMPL\_loop  
-  Used to defien things to loop through in a varlist.
+  Used to define things to loop through in a varlist.
 
 ### Functions
 
@@ -94,7 +92,7 @@ Adds a varlist that should be used one iteration through the loop
 
 	char* TMPL_render(struct TMPL_templates* t, struct TMPL_varlist* vl, size_t* length)  
 
-Turns a template and varlist into a string. the returned char\* should NOT be freed. The returned char\* is only valid until TMPL\_render() is called again. If you need it even after TMPL\_render() is called, copy it. The length of the returned string is put into `length` to help in copying.
+Turns a template and varlist into a string. The returned char\* should NOT be freed. The returned char\* is only valid until TMPL\_render() is called again. If you need it even after TMPL\_render() is called, copy it. The length of the returned string is put into `length` to help in copying.
 
 ### Templating tags
 
@@ -114,7 +112,7 @@ Prints the variable named "variable\_name" in it's place, if no variable named "
 
 Branching statements, checks if a variable is equal to a constant value.
 
-Checks if the variable "variable\_name" contains the string "check\_value". There is currently no way to check if two variables are equal. Elseif and Else clauses are optional. All `TMPL_IF` statements must be closed with `TMPL_END`. You can use `TMPL_IF` and `TMPL_ELSEIF` to check for a variable's existance by not specifying a `value` parameter.
+Checks if the variable "variable\_name" contains the string "check\_value". There is currently no way to check if two variables are equal. Elseif and Else clauses are optional. All `TMPL_IF` statements must be closed with `TMPL_END`. You can use `TMPL_IF` and `TMPL_ELSEIF` to check for a variable's existence by not specifying a `value` parameter.
 
 	<TMPL_LOOP name="loop_name">
 	:
@@ -327,7 +325,7 @@ a minifier! Just a template expander!
 ### Loops
 
 Loops are special in libctemplates, loops each have their own namespace, and 
-only variables that have been added to the namespace are acessable in the loop.
+only variables that have been added to the namespace are accessible in the loop.
 
 *template.html*
 
@@ -411,7 +409,7 @@ only variables that have been added to the namespace are acessable in the loop.
 	This time through the loop, my variable is theird
 	Done!
 
-<!-- Some styleing, make it pretty! -->
+<!-- Some styling, make it pretty! -->
 <style>
 body,html{
 	line-height:1.2;