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Home » U++ Library support » RichText,QTF,RTF... » Spell checking on linux
Re: Spell checking on linux [message #26377 is a reply to message #26344] Wed, 28 April 2010 17:27 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
dolik.rce is currently offline  dolik.rce
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Registered: August 2008
Location: Czech Republic
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Hi all!

Little update: After a bit of investigation (i.e. reading the manual Very Happy ) I have found really simple way of converting aspell dictionaries to wordlists in suitable format:
#!/bin/bash

DICTS=$( aspell dump dicts )

for d in $DICTS 
do
	echo "Exporting $d ..."
	aspell dump master $d | aspell expand | sed 's/ /\n/g;' > wordlist.$d
done

echo "Finished!"

The above script will ask aspell for a list of installed dictionaries (only master ones, but can be extended to include personal dictionaries as well). Then it cycles through all of them and creates the worldists in current directory.

For list of available languages, see official download page. If I count correctly, there is something around 90 languages which can be easily converted to .scd files.

Now the question is what do we have to do to satisfy the GPL license? Is it enough to mention the dictionaries are GPL-licensed in About-box of theide and on the sf.net download page? I never really understood those licenses :-/

Regards,
Honza
 
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