Doc adjustments

Author: Chainfire

librootjava/src/main/java/eu/chainfire/librootjava/RootJava.java

@@ -266,8 +266,8 @@ public static void restoreOriginalLdLibraryPath() {
      * Due to preparing the main looper, this throws off libsuperuser if you use it for shell
      * commands on the main thread. If you use this call, you will probably need to call
      * Debug.setSanityChecksEnabled(false) to get any shell calls executed, and create a
-     * separate HandlerThread (and Handler), and use both Shell.Builder::setAutoHandler(false)
-     * and Shell.Builder::setHandler(^^^^) for Shell.Interactive to behave as expected.
+     * separate HandlerThread (and Handler), and use both Shell.Builder.setAutoHandler(false)
+     * and Shell.Builder.setHandler(^^^^) for Shell.Interactive to behave as expected.
      *
      * @return System context
      */

librootjava_example/src/main/java/eu/chainfire/librootjava_example/MainActivity.java

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ you can use the isDisconnectScheduled() call as a trigger to abort.
 
                If you're done with the IPC interface at the end of this method, call disconnect().
                You shouldn't store the interface itself, but if you don't disconnect() you can call
-               RootIPCReceiver::getIPC() later.
+               RootIPCReceiver.getIPC() later.
             */
             Logger.dp("IPC", "onConnect");
             try {
@@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ public void onLine(String line) {
             If this method was not running on the main thread, and you wanted to use the IPC class
             serially rather than using the onConnect callback, you could do it like this:
 
-            IPC ipc = ipcReceiver.getIPC(30 * 1000);
+            IIPC ipc = ipcReceiver.getIPC(30 * 1000);
             if (ipc != null) {
                 int remotePid = ipc.getPid();
                 // ...