Hello bruno,
I dont't expect that to be a solution, but I see a little problem in
your code for loading the word doc. You write:
/for n in xrange(1, self.nbrMots):/
...
If /self.lesMots.Item(...) is indexed starting with 1 (I don't if that
is true), you will miss the last word, if is indexed starting with 0,
you will miss the first word. That is because ranges in python
asymmetric, i.e. in "range(a,b)/" b does not belong the elements of the
range; the last element is (b-1).
So I think you will have to use either
range(0, nbrMots) # 0 ..
or
range(1, nbrMots + 1) # 1 ..
Good luck.
Peter
Am 03.01.2013 23:38, schrieb bruno gallart:
Hi,
First, I wish you a Good Year and a Good Health.
For me I begin the year with a little stupid encoding's problem :
I am doing a spellchecker with the Hunspell ' library for .Net -- >
Nhunspell for a language of south of Europe with many accented
characters. The spellchecker works fine with the words without
accented characters but if there is some I have strange problem, exemple :
/self.mySpellChecker = NHunspell.Hunspell("xx_FR.aff","xx_FR.dic")//
//self.suggestions = self.mySpellChecker.Suggest("ome") /
If I give directly the word " ome" that is wrong version for "òme"
"the man" the result, (self.suggestions) shall give me "òme" , "the
man" and "íme" , "the hymn"... it is very good.
But if I take all the words of an Word's document 2007 I have created,
when the loop is at the level of "ome" the self.suggestions give
nothing. I think it comes from the character accented.
The difference maybe comes from the
/"self.theWords.Item(self.ltItemsErreurs[self.index]).Text)/" that
gives the word wrong but in a String's format. In .Net if I remember
well the String's object is an Unicode ? I have tried to do unicode,
decode, encode in iso-8859-15, my xx_FR.dic and xx_FR.aff are in UTF8,
the Word's document is a 2007 version etc... I don't understand now, I
am drowned in my error. Somebody can gives me some trails ????
Thanks if somebody can give me some advice and sorry for my poor english,
And, this week, I am going to buy the book " IronPython in Action", I
think that it will be better.
Cheers,
Bruno
_Suggestion's part of the program_/
self.theWords.Item(self.ltItemsErrors[self.index]).Font.Color= 255//
// self.suggestions =
self.mySpellChecker.Suggest(self.theWords.Item(self.ltItemsErreurs[self.index]).Text)//
////
// if self.suggestions://
// for sug in self.suggestions://
// self._ltSuggestions.Items.Add(sug)//
// else://
// self._ltSuggestions.Items.Add("No proposition")//
//
# the word before en black //
////if self.index >= 1://
//self.theWords.Item(self.ltItemsErreurs[self.index-1]).Font.Color = 000//
////
// if self.index == len(self.ltItemsErreurs)-1://
// self._ltSuggestions.Items.Add("End of tractament")//
//self.theWords.Item(self.ltItemsErreurs[self.index]).Font.Color = 000//
// self.index = 0////
// else://
// self.index = self.index + 1/
_Little part of code to charge all the words and spell them:_
/ltItemsErreurs = []/
/ self.doc =
self.word_application.Documents.Open("c:\\test\\LeTestUltime_2007.docx")/
/ self.lesMots = self.doc.Content.Words//
// self.nbrMots = self.doc.Content.Words.Count//
// for n in xrange(1, self.nbrMots)://
// if self.lesMots.Item(n).Text.strip() not in
self.ltLettresAEviter://
// existe =
self.monCorrecteur.Spell(self.lesMots.Item(n).Text.strip())//
// if not existe://
////self.ltItemsErreurs.append(n)/
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