Merge pull request #2466 from krimsonkla/develop

Contribution: "Last of the typos"

Projects/Foundations/TS/Function-Libraries/ProcessFilesFunctions.js

@@ -17,14 +17,14 @@ exports.newFoundationsFunctionLibrariesProcessFilesFunctions = function () {
             let thisReport
             let statusReport
 
-            /* We are going to use the start date as beging of market date. */
+            /* We are going to use the start date as beginning of market date. */
             contextVariables.dateBeginOfMarket = TS.projects.foundations.utilities.dateTimeFunctions.removeTime(initialDatetime)
             /*
             Here we get the status report from the bot who knows which is the end of the market.
             */
             statusReport = statusDependencies.reportsByMainUtility.get("Market Ending Point")
 
-            if (statusReport === undefined) { // This means the status report does not exist, that could happen for instance at the begining of a month.
+            if (statusReport === undefined) { // This means the status report does not exist, that could happen for instance at the beginning of a month.
                 TS.projects.foundations.globals.loggerVariables.VARIABLES_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP.get(processIndex).BOT_MAIN_LOOP_LOGGER_MODULE_OBJECT.write(MODULE_NAME,
                     "[WARN] start -> getContextVariables -> Status Report does not exist. Retrying Later. ")
                 callBackFunction(TS.projects.foundations.globals.standardResponses.DEFAULT_RETRY_RESPONSE)
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ exports.newFoundationsFunctionLibrariesProcessFilesFunctions = function () {
             /* Finally we get our own Status Report. */
             statusReport = statusDependencies.reportsByMainUtility.get("Self Reference")
 
-            if (statusReport === undefined) { // This means the status report does not exist, that could happen for instance at the begining of a month.
+            if (statusReport === undefined) { // This means the status report does not exist, that could happen for instance at the beginning of a month.
                 TS.projects.foundations.globals.loggerVariables.VARIABLES_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP.get(processIndex).BOT_MAIN_LOOP_LOGGER_MODULE_OBJECT.write(MODULE_NAME,
                     "[WARN] start -> getContextVariables -> Status Report does not exist. Retrying Later. ")
                 callBackFunction(TS.projects.foundations.globals.standardResponses.DEFAULT_RETRY_RESPONSE)
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ exports.newFoundationsFunctionLibrariesProcessFilesFunctions = function () {
 
             } else {
                 /*
-                We are here becuse either:
+                We are here because either:
                 1. There is no status report
                 2. There is no Last File (this happens on Market Files)
                 */

Projects/Foundations/TS/Function-Libraries/ProcessFunctions.js

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ exports.newFoundationsFunctionLibrariesProcessFunctions = function () {
         /* Make sure that the logger associated to this process saves its cache */
         TS.projects.foundations.globals.loggerVariables.VARIABLES_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP.get(processIndex).BOT_MAIN_LOOP_LOGGER_MODULE_OBJECT.persist()
 
-        /* Cancell this process timouput */
+        /* Cancel this process timeout */
         clearTimeout(nextLoopTimeoutHandle)
 
         let error = TS.projects.foundations.globals.processVariables.VARIABLES_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP.get(processIndex).UNEXPECTED_ERROR

Projects/Foundations/TS/Function-Libraries/SingleMarketFunctions.js

@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@
 
     function inflateDatafiles(processIndex, dataFiles, dataDependencies, products, mainDependency, timeFrame) {
         /*
-        For each dataDependencyNode in our data dependencies, we should have a dataFile containing the records needed as an imput for this process.
+        For each dataDependencyNode in our data dependencies, we should have a dataFile containing the records needed as an input for this process.
         What we need to do first is transform those records into JSON objects that can be used by user-defined formulas.
         The first step does that but with the not calculated properties, the second step adds the calculated properties.
         */
@@ -350,7 +350,7 @@
         }
         /*
         This function allows users to locate an object at a dataset based on the begins and end properties 
-        of another object provided to the function as a parameter. For example, users can localte the 
+        of another object provided to the function as a parameter. For example, users can locate the
         bollinger band object that has the same begin and end than a candle object.
         */
         function getElement(dependencyName, currentRecordPrimaryDataDependency) {
@@ -360,7 +360,7 @@
         /*
         This function allows users to locate an object at a dataset whose objects does not have a begin and end
         property but instead, they have a timestamp property. It receives an arbitrary begin / end object and
-        the function will search within the dependency dataset for the first record whose timestamp is whitin 
+        the function will search within the dependency dataset for the first record whose timestamp is within
         the begin and end of the received reference objet. For example, a user can get the News record that belong
         to a certain Candle object.
         */
@@ -378,7 +378,7 @@
         Indicators might have parameters that influences it's calculations. These parameters
         are defined at the Product Definition config, and their values are set at the Process Instance config.
         Parameters are extracted at the Procedure Initialization Code. In order to facilitate this extraction
-        we will create an object here that will be accesed from the Procedure Initialization with all parameters
+        we will create an object here that will be accessed from the Procedure Initialization with all parameters
         and their defined values.
         */
         let parameters = {}
@@ -410,7 +410,7 @@
             lastInstantOfTheDay = currentDay.valueOf() + SA.projects.foundations.globals.timeConstants.ONE_DAY_IN_MILISECONDS - 1;
 
             if (interExecutionMemory[productName] === undefined) {
-                /* The first time the intialization variables goes to the Inter Execution Memory. */
+                /* The first time the initialization variables goes to the Inter Execution Memory. */
                 interExecutionMemory[productName] = {}
                 interExecutionMemory[productName].variable = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(variable))
             }
@@ -420,7 +420,7 @@
             }
         }
 
-        /* Here we run the Prcedure Loop Code */
+        /* Here we run the Procedure Loop Code */
         if (dataBuildingProcedure.loop !== undefined) {
             if (dataBuildingProcedure.loop.procedureJavascriptCode !== undefined) {
                 let lastRecord
@@ -507,7 +507,7 @@
 
                     if (resultsWithIrregularPeriods === true) {
                         /*
-                            Here we have an special problem that occurs when an object spans several time peridos. If not taken care of
+                            Here we have an special problem that occurs when an object spans several time periods. If not taken care of
                             it can happen that the object gets splitted between 2 days, which we dont want since it would loose some of
                             its properties.
  
@@ -607,7 +607,7 @@
         Here we check that the Task Node received, comes with all the upstream nodes that will be 
         needed to run this task in the context of a Single Market Bot.
         */
-        /* Validate that the minimun amount of input required are defined. */
+        /* Validate that the minimum amount of input required are defined. */
         if (TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.parentNode === undefined) {
             TS.projects.foundations.globals.loggerVariables.VARIABLES_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP.get(processIndex).PROCESS_INSTANCE_LOGGER_MODULE_OBJECT.write(MODULE_NAME,
                 "[ERROR] checkUpstreamOfTaskNode -> Task without a Task Manager. This bot process will not run. -> Process Instance = " + JSON.stringify(TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.bot.processes[processIndex]));

Projects/Foundations/TS/Globals/ProcessVariables.js

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 exports.newFoundationsGlobalsProcessVariables = function () {
     /*
     We need to count how many process instances we deployd and how many of them have already finished their job, either
-    because they just finished or because there was a request to stop the proceses. In this way, once we reach the
-    amount of instances started, we can safelly destroy the rest of the objects running and let this nodejs process die.
+    because they just finished or because there was a request to stop the processes. In this way, once we reach the
+    amount of instances started, we can safely destroy the rest of the objects running and let this nodejs process die.
     */
     let thisObject = {
         ENDED_PROCESSES_COUNTER: 0,
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ exports.newFoundationsGlobalsProcessVariables = function () {
     /*
     VARIABLES_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP
 
-    At the Task Server, a Task run Procesess, potentially many of them, depending on definitions external to the
+    At the Task Server, a Task run Processes, potentially many of them, depending on definitions external to the
     Task Server. Each process is independent from each other and have a set of process level variables that help
     the process do its job. You can consider these variables as the process state. All the modules running inside
     a process know the processIndex, and with that index they can get this Map that contains all the needed variables
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ exports.newFoundationsGlobalsProcessVariables = function () {
     IS_SESSION_STOPPING                     This tell us if a session is in the process of being stopped.
     IS_SESSION_RESUMING                     This tell us if a session is resuming from the state at the previous execution.
     IS_SESSION_FIRST_LOOP                   This tell us if we are at the execution of the first loop of the bot related to this session.
-    SIMULATION_STATE                        This is the state of a simulaation, as it is loaded from disk. 
+    SIMULATION_STATE                        This is the state of a simulation, as it is loaded from disk.
     PROCESS_DATETIME                        This holds the date currently being processed.
     DAILY_FILES_PROCESS_DATETIME            When processing daily files, this holds the date of the file being processed.
     TRADING_PROCESSING_DAILY_FILES          When in a trading process, this tell us if we are processing Daily Files or not.

Projects/Foundations/TS/Globals/TaskVariables.js

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 exports.newFoundationsGlobalsTaskVariables = function () {
     /*
-    Since the moment the task is stopped by the UI untiil the time the task can be stopped gracefully,
+    Since the moment the task is stopped by the UI until the time the task can be stopped gracefully,
     we turn on this switch that will signal every internal procedure that it must stop.
     */
     let thisObject = {

Projects/Foundations/TS/Process-Modules/ProcessExecutionEvents.js

@@ -85,10 +85,10 @@
                 This means that if the same task, with the same process, pointing to the same
                 process definition in the same data mine, with the same exchange and market 
                 configured, is at two different network nodes at the same time, the current task
-                is going to depend on the first one found, not necesarily the one running at the 
+                is going to depend on the first one found, not necessarily the one running at the
                 same network node. If you need to control witch task specifically to depend on
                 and need to exactly the same task to exist, you should split the network in two
-                different networks, each one with unique tasks so as to avoid confussion. 
+                different networks, each one with unique tasks so as to avoid confusion.
                 */
                 for (let i = 0; i < network.lanNetworkNodes.length; i++) {
                     let lanNetworkNode = network.lanNetworkNodes[i]

Projects/Foundations/TS/Process-Modules/ProcessOutput.js

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
 
     function raiseEvents(lastFile, timeFrames, callBackFunction) {
         try {
-            /* We will reaise the events for the datasets impacted by the process that just finished. */
+            /* We will raise the events for the datasets impacted by the process that just finished. */
 
             if (TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.bot.processes[processIndex].referenceParent.processOutput !== undefined) {
                 let outputDatasets = TS.projects.visualScripting.utilities.nodeFunctions.nodeBranchToArray(TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.bot.processes[processIndex].referenceParent.processOutput, 'Output Dataset')

Projects/Foundations/TS/Process-Modules/StatusDependencies.js

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
 
     function initialize(callBackFunction) {
         try {
-            /* Basic Valdidations */
+            /* Basic Validations */
             if (TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.bot.processes[processIndex].referenceParent.processDependencies !== undefined) {
                 if (TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.bot.processes[processIndex].referenceParent.processDependencies.statusDependencies !== undefined) {
                     thisObject.nodeArray = TS.projects.foundations.globals.taskConstants.TASK_NODE.bot.processes[processIndex].referenceParent.processDependencies.statusDependencies

Projects/Foundations/TS/Process-Modules/StatusReport.js

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
     /*
 
-    A Status Report is a file that every bot reads at the begining of its execution 
+    A Status Report is a file that every bot reads at the beginning of its execution
     and saves after it finishes its job. The purpose of the file is to record checkpoint information 
-    of what was the last thing done by the bot and helpfull enough to start the next execution.
+    of what was the last thing done by the bot and helpful enough to start the next execution.
     It usually does not include business related context data.
 
     */
@@ -332,11 +332,11 @@
 
             let canUserPrevious
             /*
-            If we are funning Trading Engines, we can not allow ourselves to use a Status Report that is not 
-            the latest one, because it might contain transactioinal information related to the context of the 
+            If we are running Trading Engines, we can not allow ourselves to use a Status Report that is not
+            the latest one, because it might contain transactional information related to the context of the
             operations the trading engine is doing.
 
-            On the contraty, if we are running a Sensor bot, API Data Fetcher, or an Indicator we might, if necesary, 
+            On the contrary, if we are running a Sensor bot, API Data Fetcher, or an Indicator we might, if necessary,
             use a previous version of a Status Report since there will be no big impact, just some reprocessing.
             */
             if (TS.projects.foundations.globals.processConstants.CONSTANTS_BY_PROCESS_INDEX_MAP.get(processIndex).SESSION_NODE !== undefined) {