Documentation fixes. (#1811)

Update documentation text and links.
Fix spelling errors.
Other minor adjustments where appropriate, such as remove whitespaces and format code.

Moose Development/Moose/Wrapper/Airbase.lua

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
 --
 -- ## AIRBASE reference methods
 --
--- For each DCS Airbase object alive within a running mission, a AIRBASE wrapper object (instance) will be created within the _@{DATABASE} object.
+-- For each DCS Airbase object alive within a running mission, a AIRBASE wrapper object (instance) will be created within the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
 -- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts).
 --
 -- The AIRBASE class **does not contain a :New()** method, rather it provides **:Find()** methods to retrieve the object reference
@@ -51,8 +51,8 @@
 --
 -- The AIRBASE class provides the following functions to retrieve quickly the relevant AIRBASE instance:
 --
---  * @{#AIRBASE.Find}(): Find a AIRBASE instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Airbase object.
---  * @{#AIRBASE.FindByName}(): Find a AIRBASE instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Airbase name.
+--  * @{#AIRBASE.Find}(): Find a AIRBASE instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Airbase object.
+--  * @{#AIRBASE.FindByName}(): Find a AIRBASE instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Airbase name.
 --
 -- IMPORTANT: ONE SHOULD NEVER SANITIZE these AIRBASE OBJECT REFERENCES! (make the AIRBASE object references nil).
 --

Moose Development/Moose/Wrapper/Client.lua

@@ -39,11 +39,11 @@
 --  * Handles messages to players.
 --  * Manage the "state" of the DCS Unit.
 -- 
--- Clients are being used by the @{MISSION} class to follow players and register their successes.
+-- Clients are being used by the @{Tasking.Mission#MISSION} class to follow players and register their successes.
 --  
 -- ## CLIENT reference methods
 -- 
--- For each DCS Unit having skill level Player or Client, a CLIENT wrapper object (instance) will be created within the _@{DATABASE} object.
+-- For each DCS Unit having skill level Player or Client, a CLIENT wrapper object (instance) will be created within the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
 -- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts).
 --  
 -- The CLIENT class does not contain a :New() method, rather it provides :Find() methods to retrieve the object reference
@@ -55,8 +55,8 @@
 --  
 -- The CLIENT class provides the following functions to retrieve quickly the relevant CLIENT instance:
 -- 
---  * @{#CLIENT.Find}(): Find a CLIENT instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Unit object.
---  * @{#CLIENT.FindByName}(): Find a CLIENT instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Unit name.
+--  * @{#CLIENT.Find}(): Find a CLIENT instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Unit object.
+--  * @{#CLIENT.FindByName}(): Find a CLIENT instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Unit name.
 --  
 -- **IMPORTANT: ONE SHOULD NEVER SANITIZE these CLIENT OBJECT REFERENCES! (make the CLIENT object references nil).**
 -- 

Moose Development/Moose/Wrapper/Group.lua

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@
 --
 -- ===
 -- 
--- For each DCS Group object alive within a running mission, a GROUP wrapper object (instance) will be created within the _@{DATABASE} object.
--- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts), and dynamically when new DCS Group objects are spawned (using the @{SPAWN} class).
+-- For each DCS Group object alive within a running mission, a GROUP wrapper object (instance) will be created within the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
+-- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts), and dynamically when new DCS Group objects are spawned (using the @{Core.Spawn} class).
 -- 
 -- The GROUP class does not contain a :New() method, rather it provides :Find() methods to retrieve the object reference
 -- using the DCS Group or the DCS GroupName.
@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@
 -- 
 -- The GROUP class provides the following functions to retrieve quickly the relevant GROUP instance:
 --
---  * @{#GROUP.Find}(): Find a GROUP instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Group object.
---  * @{#GROUP.FindByName}(): Find a GROUP instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Group name.
+--  * @{#GROUP.Find}(): Find a GROUP instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Group object.
+--  * @{#GROUP.FindByName}(): Find a GROUP instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Group name.
 --
 -- # 1. Tasking of groups
 --
@@ -1676,7 +1676,7 @@ end
 
 -- RESPAWNING
 
---- Returns the group template from the @{DATABASE} (_DATABASE object).
+--- Returns the group template from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
 -- @param #GROUP self
 -- @return #table 
 function GROUP:GetTemplate()
@@ -1684,7 +1684,7 @@ function GROUP:GetTemplate()
   return UTILS.DeepCopy( _DATABASE:GetGroupTemplate( GroupName ) )
 end
 
---- Returns the group template route.points[] (the waypoints) from the @{DATABASE} (_DATABASE object).
+--- Returns the group template route.points[] (the waypoints) from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
 -- @param #GROUP self
 -- @return #table 
 function GROUP:GetTemplateRoutePoints()
@@ -2205,7 +2205,7 @@ function GROUP:GetTaskRoute()
   return routines.utils.deepCopy( _DATABASE.Templates.Groups[self.GroupName].Template.route.points )
 end
 
---- Return the route of a group by using the @{Core.Database#DATABASE} class.
+--- Return the route of a group by using the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
 -- @param #GROUP self
 -- @param #number Begin The route point from where the copy will start. The base route point is 0.
 -- @param #number End The route point where the copy will end. The End point is the last point - the End point. The last point has base 0.

Moose Development/Moose/Wrapper/Positionable.lua

@@ -725,7 +725,7 @@ function POSITIONABLE:InAir()
   return nil
 end
 
---- Returns the a @{Velocity} object from the POSITIONABLE.
+--- Returns the @{Core.Velocity} object from the POSITIONABLE.
 -- @param #POSITIONABLE self
 -- @return Core.Velocity#VELOCITY Velocity The Velocity object.
 -- @return #nil The POSITIONABLE is not existing or alive.

Moose Development/Moose/Wrapper/Static.lua

@@ -26,19 +26,19 @@
 -- 
 -- ## STATIC reference methods
 -- 
--- For each DCS Static will have a STATIC wrapper object (instance) within the _@{DATABASE} object.
+-- For each DCS Static will have a STATIC wrapper object (instance) within the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
 -- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts).
 --  
--- The STATIC class does not contain a :New() method, rather it provides :Find() methods to retrieve the object reference
+-- The @{#STATIC} class does not contain a :New() method, rather it provides :Find() methods to retrieve the object reference
 -- using the Static Name.
 -- 
 -- Another thing to know is that STATIC objects do not "contain" the DCS Static object. 
--- The STATIc methods will reference the DCS Static object by name when it is needed during API execution.
+-- The @{#STATIC} methods will reference the DCS Static object by name when it is needed during API execution.
 -- If the DCS Static object does not exist or is nil, the STATIC methods will return nil and log an exception in the DCS.log file.
 --  
--- The STATIc class provides the following functions to retrieve quickly the relevant STATIC instance:
+-- The @{#STATIC} class provides the following functions to retrieve quickly the relevant STATIC instance:
 -- 
---  * @{#STATIC.FindByName}(): Find a STATIC instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Static name.
+--  * @{#STATIC.FindByName}(): Find a STATIC instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Static name.
 --  
 -- IMPORTANT: ONE SHOULD NEVER SANITIZE these STATIC OBJECT REFERENCES! (make the STATIC object references nil).
 -- 

Moose Development/Moose/Wrapper/Unit.lua

@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@
 -- @field #string GroupName Name of the group the unit belongs to.
 -- @extends Wrapper.Controllable#CONTROLLABLE
 
---- For each DCS Unit object alive within a running mission, a UNIT wrapper object (instance) will be created within the _@{DATABASE} object.
--- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts), and dynamically when new DCS Unit objects are spawned (using the @{SPAWN} class).
+--- For each DCS Unit object alive within a running mission, a UNIT wrapper object (instance) will be created within the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}).
+-- This is done at the beginning of the mission (when the mission starts), and dynamically when new DCS Unit objects are spawned (using the @{Core.Spawn} class).
 --  
 -- The UNIT class **does not contain a :New()** method, rather it provides **:Find()** methods to retrieve the object reference
 -- using the DCS Unit or the DCS UnitName.
@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@
 --  
 -- The UNIT class provides the following functions to retrieve quickly the relevant UNIT instance:
 -- 
---  * @{#UNIT.Find}(): Find a UNIT instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Unit object.
---  * @{#UNIT.FindByName}(): Find a UNIT instance from the _DATABASE object using a DCS Unit name.
+--  * @{#UNIT.Find}(): Find a UNIT instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Unit object.
+--  * @{#UNIT.FindByName}(): Find a UNIT instance from the global _DATABASE object (an instance of @{Core.Database#DATABASE}) using a DCS Unit name.
 --  
 -- IMPORTANT: ONE SHOULD NEVER SANITIZE these UNIT OBJECT REFERENCES! (make the UNIT object references nil).
 -- 
@@ -644,7 +644,7 @@ end
 -- Need to add here functions to check if radar is on and which object etc.
 
 --- Returns the prefix name of the DCS Unit. A prefix name is a part of the name before a '#'-sign.
--- DCS Units spawned with the @{SPAWN} class contain a '#'-sign to indicate the end of the (base) DCS Unit name. 
+-- DCS Units spawned with the @{Core.Spawn#SPAWN} class contain a '#'-sign to indicate the end of the (base) DCS Unit name. 
 -- The spawn sequence number and unit number are contained within the name after the '#' sign. 
 -- @param #UNIT self
 -- @return #string The name of the DCS Unit.