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0031939: Coding - correction of spelling errors in comments [part 10]

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Fix various typos via codespell.
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luz paz
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Standard_EXPORT static void IncreaseDegree (const Standard_Integer NewDegree, const TColgp_Array1OfPnt& Poles, const TColStd_Array1OfReal* Weights, TColgp_Array1OfPnt& NewPoles, TColStd_Array1OfReal* NewWeights);
//! Increase the degree of a bspline (or bezier) curve
//! of dimension <Dimension> form <Degree> to
//! <NewDegree>.
//! of dimension theDimension form theDegree to theNewDegree.
//!
//! The number of poles in the new curve is :
//! The number of poles in the new curve is:
//! @code
//! Poles.Length() + (NewDegree - Degree) * Number of spans
//! @endcode
//! Where the number of spans is:
//! @code
//! LastUKnotIndex(Mults) - FirstUKnotIndex(Mults) + 1
//! @endcode
//! for a non-periodic curve, and
//! @code
//! Knots.Length() - 1
//! @endcode
//! for a periodic curve.
//!
//! Poles.Length() + (NewDegree - Degree) * Number of spans
//! The multiplicities of all knots are increased by the degree elevation.
//!
//! Where the number of spans is :
//!
//! LastUKnotIndex(Mults) - FirstUKnotIndex(Mults) + 1
//!
//! for a non-periodic curve
//!
//! And Knots.Length() - 1 for a periodic curve.
//!
//! The multiplicities of all knots are increased by
//! the degree elevation.
//!
//! The new knots are usually the same knots with the
//! exception of a non-periodic curve with the first
//! The new knots are usually the same knots with the
//! exception of a non-periodic curve with the first
//! and last multiplicity not equal to Degree+1 where
//! knots are removed form the start and the bottom
//! untils the sum of the multiplicities is equal to
//! NewDegree+1 at the knots corresponding to the
//! knots are removed form the start and the bottom
//! until the sum of the multiplicities is equal to
//! NewDegree+1 at the knots corresponding to the
//! first and last parameters of the curve.
//!
//! Example : Suppose a curve of degree 3 starting
//! with following knots and multiplicities :
//! Example: Suppose a curve of degree 3 starting
//! with following knots and multiplicities:
//! @code
//! knot : 0. 1. 2.
//! mult : 1 2 1
//! @endcode
//!
//! knot : 0. 1. 2.
//! mult : 1 2 1
//! The FirstUKnot is 2.0 because the sum of multiplicities is
//! @code
//! Degree+1 : 1 + 2 + 1 = 4 = 3 + 1
//! @endcode
//! i.e. the first parameter of the curve is 2.0 and
//! will still be 2.0 after degree elevation.
//! Let raise this curve to degree 4.
//! The multiplicities are increased by 2.
//!
//! The FirstUKnot is 2. because the sum of
//! multiplicities is Degree+1 : 1 + 2 + 1 = 4 = 3 + 1
//! They become 2 3 2.
//! But we need a sum of multiplicities of 5 at knot 2.
//! So the first knot is removed and the new knots are:
//! @code
//! knot : 1. 2.
//! mult : 3 2
//! @endcode
//! The multipicity of the first knot may also be reduced if the sum is still to big.
//!
//! i.e. the first parameter of the curve is 2. and
//! will still be 2. after degree elevation. Let
//! raises this curve to degree 4. The multiplicities
//! are increased by 2.
//! In the most common situations (periodic curve or curve with first
//! and last multiplicities equals to Degree+1) the knots are knot changes.
//!
//! They become 2 3 2. But we need a sum of
//! multiplicities of 5 at knot 2. So the first knot
//! is removed and the new knots are :
//!
//! knot : 1. 2.
//! mult : 3 2
//!
//! The multipicity of the first knot may also be
//! reduced if the sum is still to big.
//!
//! In the most common situations (periodic curve or
//! curve with first and last multiplicities equals to
//! Degree+1) the knots are knot changes.
//!
//! The method IncreaseDegreeCountKnots can be used to
//! compute the new number of knots.
Standard_EXPORT static void IncreaseDegree (const Standard_Integer NewDegree, const TColgp_Array1OfPnt2d& Poles, const TColStd_Array1OfReal* Weights, TColgp_Array1OfPnt2d& NewPoles, TColStd_Array1OfReal* NewWeights);
//! The method IncreaseDegreeCountKnots can be used to compute the new number of knots.
Standard_EXPORT static void IncreaseDegree (const Standard_Integer theNewDegree,
const TColgp_Array1OfPnt2d& thePoles,
const TColStd_Array1OfReal* theWeights,
TColgp_Array1OfPnt2d& theNewPoles,
TColStd_Array1OfReal* theNewWeights);
//! Set in <NbKnots> and <NbPolesToAdd> the number of Knots and
//! Poles of the NotPeriodic Curve identical at the
//! periodic curve with a degree <Degree> , a