Should data type UartBautRate not be UartBaudRate?

[kolban]

Am studying the SDK and found the API for uart_init(). This takes parameters of type "UartBautRate". I thought this was just a typo in the docs but it appears to be the actual name of the data type. Should this not be "UartBaudRate"?

[tve]

Unfortunately there are LOTS of misspellings in the SDK functions... For example, one of the most used functions, espconn_sent, is similarly misspelled..
It would be awesome if Espressif could publish the API docs in a wiki, then we (the community) could fix the typos and miswordings, and perhaps correctly explain what the functions do...

[kolban]

Howdy ... its one thing having typos in the docs. They can easily be fixed.... however, this post was about what appears to be a typo being present in the actual SDK code that is meant to be consumed by users.

For example, as of right now, if I want to create a variable that can be passed into "uart_init", I have to code:

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UartBautRate myVariable;

So ... if this is really an accidental typo, then we can't simply change the value without potentially breaking existing code that may use this data type name. If it is a typo, then my vote would be to change the data type name and inform folks that they may have to code change before deploying apps.

Now ... being a dumb mono-language speaker, I look at Chinese writing and wouldn't even begin to know where to start to say something was spelled incorrectly. In fact, I'm so ignorant that I can't even tell you if it is possible to make spelling mistakes with logograms. I can easily see how a translation of the pronounced word "baud" (b -od) becomes "baut" (b -ot).

[costaud]

Howdy ... its one thing having typos in the docs. They can easily be fixed.... however, this post was about what appears to be a typo being present in the actual SDK code that is meant to be consumed by users.

For example, as of right now, if I want to create a variable that can be passed into "uart_init", I have to code:

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UartBautRate myVariable;

So ... if this is really an accidental typo, then we can't simply change the value without potentially breaking existing code that may use this data type name. If it is a typo, then my vote would be to change the data type name and inform folks that they may have to code change before deploying apps.

Now ... being a dumb mono-language speaker, I look at Chinese writing and wouldn't even begin to know where to start to say something was spelled incorrectly. In fact, I'm so ignorant that I can't even tell you if it is possible to make spelling mistakes with logograms. I can easily see how a translation of the pronounced word "baud" (b -od) becomes "baut" (b -ot).

Oops...

[ESP_Faye]

Hi,

So sorry for our poor English..

Dear tve, if you have any advice about API Doc please feel free to let us know, you could send email to support-at@espressif.com, sorry for the inconvenience.