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-C++ Addons
+C++ Add-ons
 ==========
 
-In some cases, the core codebase of CROWN (CROWNLIB) may not include all the features required for an analysis. To address this, users can add custom C++ code within their analysis configurations. These addons are automatically integrated to the C++ code during the code generation process.
+In some cases, the core codebase of CROWN (CROWNLIB) may not include all the features required for an analysis. To address this, users can add custom C++ code within their analysis configurations. These add-ons are automatically integrated to the C++ code during the code generation process.
 
 Location and directory structure
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 This functionality considers files in ``analysis_configuration/<analysis>/cpp_addons/src`` and ``analysis_configuration/<analysis>/cpp_addons/include`` during compilation. The following points should be followed when adding and using custom C++ code:
 
-* Use unique guards for each ``.cxx`` file you introduce, especially concerning CROWNLIB. For the correpsonding ``.hxx`` file(s), the same unique guard(s) should be applied.
-* Use a unique function name or function signature if the custom function needs to reside in a namespace that allready exists in CROWNLIB
-* Use ``../../../../include/<filename>.hxx`` if you explicetly want to import functionality from CROWNLIB. Importing CROWNLIB files using different relative paths can lead to unexpected behaviour. 
+* Use unique guards for each ``.cxx`` file you introduce, especially concerning CROWNLIB. For the corresponding ``.hxx`` file(s), the same unique guard(s) should be applied.
+* Use a unique function name or function signature if the custom function needs to reside in a namespace that already exists in CROWNLIB
+* Use ``../../../../include/<filename>.hxx`` if you explicitly want to import functionality from CROWNLIB. Importing CROWNLIB files using different relative paths can lead to unexpected behavior. 
 
 A example ``.cxx`` file could have the following structure:
 
@@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ A example ``.cxx`` file could have the following structure:
     #ifndef UNIQUE_GUARD_NAME_H  // unique w.r.t. CROWNLIB and other files in cpp_addons
     #define UNIQUE_GUARD_NAME_H 
     
-    // Include CROWNLIB funtionalities
+    // Include CROWNLIB functionalities
     #include "../../../../include/utility/CorrectionManager.hxx"
     #include "../../../../include/utility/Logger.hxx"
     
     // Feature.hxx file defined in cpp_addons
     #include "../Feature.hxx"
     
-    // Globally present i.e. from the ROOT framework
+    // Globally present, i.e. from the ROOT framework
     #include "ROOT/RDataFrame.hxx"
     #include "correction.h"
 
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     // End of the file
     #endif // UNIQUE_GUARD_NAME_H
 
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