Misused words "automata" and "automaton" in the code

[DmitryMyadzelets]

Since the tool is devoted to the Automata theory, the core terms may be better write in the correct form: Singular form: automaton (not automata). Plural form: automata (not automatons).

[dionyziz]

Where is this misspelled? On Dec 12, 2014 6:04 PM, "Dmitry Myadzelets" notifications@github.com wrote:

Since the tool is devoted to the Automata theory, the core terms may be better write in the correct form: Singular form: automaton (not automata). Plural form: automata (not automatons).

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/dionyziz/Automata/issues/43.

[DmitryMyadzelets]

In the PR of vasspilka. I've picked a few:

backend/controllers.py

• @bottle.route('/api/user/id:int/automatons',method='GET')
  • def automatons(id):
  • user=User()
  • automatons = user.automata(id)
  • return automatons

backend/models.py def automaton_item(id):

• return DB.selectOne('automata', {'id': id}, ('id', 'name', 'data'))
• def automata(self,id):
  • uid = DB.selectOne("users",{'id': id},('id'))
  • user_automatons = DB.select("automata",{'uid': uid})
  • embed()
  • return use

[dionyziz]

These comments should be made to the PR then :)

Thanks for bringing this up, I agree with you. I'll reference your issue from the PR.