Big replacement: bool with boolean

jquery.clientSideLogging/jquery.clientSideLogging.d.ts

@@ -6,10 +6,10 @@
 /// <reference path="../jquery/jquery.d.ts"/>
 
 interface ClientSideLoggingClientInfoObject {
-    location?: bool;	//  The url to the page on which the error occurred.
-    screen_size?: bool;	//  The size of the user's screen (different to the window size because the window might not be maximized)
-    user_agent?: bool;	//  The user agent string.
-    window_size?: bool;	//  The window size.
+    location?: boolean;	//  The url to the page on which the error occurred.
+    screen_size?: boolean;	//  The size of the user's screen (different to the window size because the window might not be maximized)
+    user_agent?: boolean;	//  The user agent string.
+    window_size?: boolean;	//  The window size.
 }
 
 interface ClientSideLoggingObject {
@@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ interface ClientSideLoggingObject {
     info_url?: string;		// The url to which info logs are sent
     log_url?: string;		// The url to which standard logs are sent
     log_level?: number;		// The level at which to log. This allows you to keep the calls to the logging in your code and just change this variable to log varying degrees. 1 = only error, 2 = error & log, 3 = error, log & info
-    native_error?: bool;	// Whether or not to send native js errors as well (using window.onerror).
-    hijack_console?: bool;	// Hijacks the default console functionality (ie: all your console.error/info/log are belong to us).
+    native_error?: boolean;	// Whether or not to send native js errors as well (using window.onerror).
+    hijack_console?: boolean;	// Hijacks the default console functionality (ie: all your console.error/info/log are belong to us).
     query_var?: string;		// The variable to send the log message through as.
     client_info?: ClientSideLoggingClientInfoObject;	// Configuration for what info about the client's browser is logged.
 }