Minor fixes

- Examples errors
- Formatting for lua codes
- Typos

Author: FileEX

functions/ACL/aclCreate.yaml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: acl|false
         name: acl object
-    description: Returns the created [[ACL]] object if successful. Returns false if an ACL of the given name could not be created.
+    description: Returns the created [[ACL]] object if successful. Returns **false** if an ACL of the given name could not be created.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclCreate-1.lua
       description: This example adds a command <code>setaclright</code> with which you can easily add new rights to specified access control lists.

functions/ACL/aclCreateGroup.yaml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: aclgroup|false
         name: acl group
-    description: Returns the pointer to the created aclgroup if successful. Returns false if failed.
+    description: Returns the created [[aclgroup]] if successful. Returns **false** if failed.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclCreateGroup-1.lua
       description: This example adds a command <code>addobjecttogroup</code> with which you can easily add new objects to specified access control list groups.

functions/ACL/aclDestroy.yaml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: bool
         name: resullt
-    description: Returns true if successfully destroyed and false if it could not be deleted (ie. it's not valid).
+    description: Returns **true** if successfully destroyed and **false** if it could not be deleted (ie. it's not valid).
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclDestroy-1.lua
       description: This example shows you a command to delete an ACL.

functions/ACL/aclDestroyGroup.yaml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: bool
         name: result
-    description: Returns true if the ACL group was successfully deleted, false if it could not be deleted for some reason (ie. invalid argument).
+    description: Returns **true** if the ACL group was successfully deleted, **false** if it could not be deleted for some reason (ie. invalid argument).
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclDestroyGroup-1.lua
       description: This example allows admins to remove an ACL group they specify.

functions/ACL/aclGet.yaml

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: acl|false
         name: acl
-    description: Returns the [[ACL]] with that name if it could be retrieved, false/nil if the ACL does not exist or it fails for some other reason.
+    description: Returns the [[ACL]] with that name if it could be retrieved, **false/nil** if the ACL does not exist or it fails for some other reason.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclGet-1.lua
       description: This example adds a command <code>setaclright</code> with which you can easily add new rights to specified access control lists.

functions/ACL/aclGetGroup.yaml

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: aclgroup|false
         name: acl group
-    description: Returns the [[aclgroup]] if it could be found. Returns false/nil if it did not exist or failed for some reason.
+    description: Returns the [[aclgroup]] if it could be found. Returns **false/nil** if it did not exist or failed for some reason.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclGetGroup-1.lua
       description: This example makes every player able to use a command named <code>giveAccountAdminRights</code> that will add a specific accountname as an ACL object to the <code>Admin</code> group.

functions/ACL/aclGetName.yaml

@@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: string|false
         name: acl name
-    description: Returns the name of the given [[ACL]] as a string if successful. Returns false/nil if unsuccessful, ie the ACL is invalid.
+    description: Returns the name of the given [[ACL]] as a [[string]] if successful. Returns **false/nil** if unsuccessful, ie the ACL is invalid.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclGetName-1.lua
-      description: This example adds a command listacls which prints out a name list of all ACLs to the console.
+      description: This example adds a command <code>listacls</code> which prints out a name list of all ACLs to the console.
     - path: examples/aclGetName_OOP-1.lua
-      description: This example adds a command listacls which prints out a name list of all ACLs to the console.
+      description: This example adds a command <code>listacls</code> which prints out a name list of all ACLs to the console.
       oop: true

functions/ACL/aclGetRight.yaml

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: bool
         name: result
-    description: Returns true or false if the [[ACL]] gives access or not to the given function. Returns nil if it failed for some reason, e.g. an invalid ACL was specified or the right specified does not exist in the ACL.
+    description: Returns **true** or **false** if the [[ACL]] gives access or not to the given function. Returns **nil** if it failed for some reason, e.g. an invalid ACL was specified or the right specified does not exist in the ACL.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclGetRight-1.lua
       description: This example lets players check if an ACL group has access to something or not.

functions/ACL/aclGroupAddACL.yaml

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: bool
         name: result
-    description: Returns true if the [[ACL]] could be successfully added to the [ACL group](/reference/aclgroup), false/nil if either of the elements are invalid, the ACL is already in that group or if something else goes wrong.
+    description: Returns **true** if the [[ACL]] could be successfully added to the [ACL group](/reference/aclgroup), **false/nil** if either of the elements are invalid, the ACL is already in that group or if something else goes wrong.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclGroupAddACL-1.lua
       description: This example adds a command <code>addAclGroup</code> with which you can easily add new access control lists to specified acl Groups.

functions/ACL/aclGroupAddObject.yaml

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ server:
     values:
       - type: bool
         name: result
-    description: Returns true if the object was successfully added to the [[ACL]], false if it already existed in the list.
+    description: Returns **true** if the object was successfully added to the [[ACL]], **false** if it already existed in the list.
   examples:
     - path: examples/aclGroupAddObject-1.lua
       description: This example makes every player able to use a command named <code>giveAccountAdminRights</code> that will add a specific accountname as an ACL object to the <code>Admin</code> group.