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Author: aiya000

doc/vim-scratch-buffer.txt

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ CHANGELOG			|scratch-buffer-changelog|
 INTRODUCTION						*scratch-buffer-introduction*
 
 **No more hassle with file paths!**
-A fastest way to open a instant scratch buffer.
+The fastest way to open an instant scratch buffer.
 
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 Combine it with [vim-quickrun](https://github.com/thinca/vim-quickrun)
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ to execute code instantly!
 	" ...and run it immediately!
 	:QuickRun
 <
-Please see the`scratch-buffer-usage`section for usage of`:ScratchBufferOpen`.
+Please see the `scratch-buffer-usage` section for usage of `:ScratchBufferOpen`.
 
 Newer Version:
 https://github.com/aiya000/vim-scratch-buffer
@@ -47,10 +47,10 @@ Open a scratch buffer. Please specify a file extension you want:
 	" Open a markdown buffer
 	:ScratchBufferOpen md
 
-	" Open a markdown buffer by :sp
+	" Open a markdown buffer with :sp
 	:ScratchBufferOpen md sp
 
-	" Open a markdown buffer by :sp with 3 lines
+	" Open a markdown buffer with :sp and 3 lines
 	:ScratchBufferOpen md sp 3
 <
 Of course, you can open other file types too:
@@ -69,9 +69,9 @@ VARIABLES						*scratch-buffer-variables*
 	Default: '/tmp/vim-scratch-buffer-%d'
 
 	When `ScratchBufferOpen` opens a scratch buffer, it will make a
-	decision based on this.
+	decision based on this pattern.
 	Specifically, `printf($'/tmp/vim-scratch-buffer-%d.{ext}', count)` will
-	opened. `ext` is the first argument of `ScratchBufferOpen`.
+	be opened. `ext` is the first argument of `ScratchBufferOpen`.
 	`count` is the number of currently open scratch buffers +1.
 
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@@ -82,38 +82,38 @@ COMMANDS					*scratch-buffer-commands*
 	Open a scratch buffer with a random file name.
 
 	This opens buffers by the rule
-	described in`g:scratch_buffer_tmp_file_pattern`.
+	described in `g:scratch_buffer_tmp_file_pattern`.
 
-	The opened buffers doesn't`:write`automatically.
-	You can select do`:write`or don't.
+	The opened buffers don't `:write` automatically.
+	You can choose whether to `:write` or not.
 
-	[open-method] is an optional argument, should be`'sp'`or`'vsp'`.
-	Open the buffer onto top if `'sp'`,
-	or open the buffer onto left if`'vsp'`.
-	Please also see`:split`and`:vsplit`.
-	Default value is`'vsp'`.
+	[open-method] is an optional argument, should be `'sp'` or `'vsp'`.
+	Open the buffer on top if `'sp'`,
+	or open the buffer on the left if `'vsp'`.
+	Please also see `:split` and `:vsplit`.
+	Default value is `'vsp'`.
 
 	[buffer-size] is an optional argument, should be a positive number.
-	`:ScratchBufferOpen`resizes the opened buffer on opened,
+	`:ScratchBufferOpen` resizes the opened buffer upon opening,
 	or doesn't resize if this is omitted.
 
 
 						*:ScratchBufferCleanAllOf*
 :ScratchBufferCleanAllOf [file-extension]
 	Delete all scratch files and buffers that
-	is opened by`:ScratchBufferOpen`.
+	were opened by `:ScratchBufferOpen`.
 
 
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 FUNCTIONS					*scratch-buffer-functions*
 
 						*scratch_buffer#open()*
 scratch_buffer#open({file-extension}[, open-method][, buffer-size])
-	Same as`:ScratchBufferOpen`.
+	Same as `:ScratchBufferOpen`.
 
 						*scratch_buffer#clean_all_of()*
 scratch_buffer#clean_all_of({file-extension})
-	Same as`:ScratchBufferCleanAllOf`.
+	Same as `:ScratchBufferCleanAllOf`.
 
 
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