fix spelling and missing parameter docs

Author: rix133

R/lowerTblData.R

@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@
 #' @param tbls A named list of data frames representing the tables.
 #' @param level A character string specifying the name of the target lower level table.
 #' @param verbose A logical value indicating whether to print intermediate levels during recursion.
+#' @param path_order Internal: character vector tracking the traversal path of IDs during
+#'   recursion to preserve a stable column order in the returned result. Users should not
+#'   normally set this; it is maintained by recursive calls (default NULL).
 #'
 #' @return A data frame containing the rows of the target lower level table that are associated with
 #'   the given values of the upper table field.

package_overview.Rmd

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The aim of this document is to outline the basic workflow of importing data down
 
 The function **createRDBESDataObject** is intended to directly import Commercial Landing (CL), Commercial Effort (CE) and Commercial Sampling (CS) tables downloaded from [RDBES](https://rdbes.ices.dk/#/).
 
-## Introducton
+## Introduction
 2
 RDBEScore is an R package developed to facilitate the analysis of data from the ICES Regional Database and Estimation System (RDBES). The package provides functions to:
 

vignettes/v01b-manipulating-rdbesdataobjects.Rmd

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ validateRDBESDataObject(myFilteredObjectNoOrphans, verbose = FALSE)
 
 myFilteredObjectNoOrphans
 ```
-**NB!** Currently filtering happens to all fields together i.e it is not possible to filter same codelist differently in the same filter call. Imagine a situation where you want to filter on both "SDCtry" and "VDflgCtry" ie vessels from EH country sampled by ZW institution. Ie tow calls are needed
+**NB!** Currently filtering happens to all fields together i.e it is not possible to filter same codelist differently in the same filter call. Imagine a situation where you want to filter on both "SDCtry" and "VDflgCtry" ie vessels from EH country sampled by ZW institution. Ie two calls are needed
 
 ```{r}
 myFilteredObject <- filterRDBESDataObject(myH1RawObject,
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ filterRDBESDataObject(myFilteredObject,
 
 ```
 
-Sometimes you might to do the inverse filter eg exclude something. You can do this by selecting the complement set of values using `setdiff`.
+Sometimes you might want to do the inverse filter eg exclude something. You can do this by selecting the complement set of values using `setdiff`.
 
 ```{r}
 # Exclude specific DEid values by selecting all others