Update WORDLIST 📝

README.Rmd

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Let's dive right into a quick example to showcase the simplicity and effectivene
 To help you get started, ggswim includes a sample dataset named `patient_status`. This dataset comprises three tibbles:
 
 - `patient_status`: Designed for ease of use with ggswim, it may not perfectly mirror real-world data, but serves as an ideal starting point. A 7 column tibble with subject cohorts, statuses, and start and end times.
-- `adverse_events`: A 3 column tibble showcasing 3 kinds of AEs and the time when they occurred
+- `adverse_events`: A 3 column tibble showcasing 3 kinds of adverse events and the time when they occurred
 - `medication_administration`: A 4 column tibble showcasing 2 kinds of medications and the time they were given
 
 You can also access each of these tibbles individually. Let's load the data and dive into creating our swimmer plots!

README.md

@@ -51,8 +51,8 @@ To help you get started, ggswim includes a sample dataset named
   perfectly mirror real-world data, but serves as an ideal starting
   point. A 7 column tibble with subject cohorts, statuses, and start and
   end times.
-- `adverse_events`: A 3 column tibble showcasing 3 kinds of AEs and the
-  time when they occurred
+- `adverse_events`: A 3 column tibble showcasing 3 kinds of adverse
+  events and the time when they occurred
 - `medication_administration`: A 4 column tibble showcasing 2 kinds of
   medications and the time they were given
 

inst/WORDLIST

@@ -5,12 +5,14 @@ Lifecycle
 README
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 args
+callouts
 cli
 colour
 ggcuminc
 ggplot
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+ggswim’s
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+unicode

vignettes/articles/add_arrows.Rmd

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ knitr::opts_chunk$set(
 library(ggswim)
 ```
 
-In certain scenarios, it can be userful to visually indicate the continuation of specific records in a swimmer plot. This is where the optional feature of adding arrows to the tail ends of swimmer plot lanes in ggswim comes in handy. Example use cases include illustrating the ongoing care of patients or highlighting record "survival" statuses.
+In certain scenarios, it can be useful to visually indicate the continuation of specific records in a swimmer plot. This is where the optional feature of adding arrows to the tail ends of swimmer plot lanes in ggswim comes in handy. Example use cases include illustrating the ongoing care of patients or highlighting record "survival" statuses.
 
 Behind the scenes, the inclusion of arrows is facilitated by a call to `ggplot2::geom_segment()`, coupled with some fine-tuning. While the segments themselves have zero length, the arrows are made possible with a defined length parameter. Within `ggswim()`, users have full control over this length, along with options for color, fill, and type (refer to `?ggswim` for detailed information).