Use "schema" instead of "scheme" everywhere

diff --git a/doc/news.rst b/doc/news.rst
index 8ec7ba14e5208b1669b0e32cf34da250fad08e9b..0034e1f9ac9ae50c86c6687cb481870f50fb8669 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/news.rst
+++ b/doc/news.rst
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ utility.
 
 1.5
 ---
-* Generic decoder's scheme and pretty printer
+* Generic decoder's schema and pretty printer
   (:py:func:`pyderasn.generic_decoder`) can be used in libraries
 * Ability to specify :ref:`defines_by_path <defines_by_path_ctx>`
   during command line invocation

diff --git a/pyderasn.py b/pyderasn.py
index 6da6e92706e2186339505e65c7743bc64f14ce89..ced46ddeb0f4fde4ca6f9be75120e9d1d421e1c2 100755 (executable)
--- a/pyderasn.py
+++ b/pyderasn.py
@@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ defines_by_path context option
 ______________________________
 
 Sometimes you either can not or do not want to explicitly set *defines*
-in the scheme. You can dynamically apply those definitions when calling
+in the schema. You can dynamically apply those definitions when calling
 ``.decode()`` method.
 
 Specify ``defines_by_path`` key in the :ref:`decode context <ctx>`. Its
@@ -1228,7 +1228,7 @@ class Obj(object):
         :param ctx: optional :ref:`context <ctx>` governing decoding process
         :param tag_only: decode only the tag, without length and contents
                          (used only in Choice and Set structures, trying to
-                         determine if tag satisfies the scheme)
+                         determine if tag satisfies the schema)
         :param _ctx_immutable: do we need to ``copy.copy()`` ``ctx``
                                before using it?
         :returns: (Obj, remaining data)