Hi While seeking for a possibility to spellcheck the stringas and commentaries in 74 c/c++ sourcefiles without manually skipping all the code allready "spelle" by gcc i came accross the todo and sugestion lists of aspell
especially i found the todo about the loadable filters and the sugestion about the context skipping To my opinion the later is solved by solving the loadable filter problem as this would also allow to add filters which extend others in order to handle subcontexts correctly eg: Comments in C sources may contain a special format and special commands which are used by doctools like doxygen or docbook to generate manuals and Documentation assume a Filter handling the commentary context allready exists then this filter could be extended by a second filter examining the found word wether it is a command for doxygen which would start with a `@' or a `\' To shorten this if out there is someone knowing which sourcefiles of aspell/pspell to look at i'll have a look at the loadable filtersupport the next days and as a first loadable filter i'd do the context skipping id call it rather context switching for c/C++ strings and comment blocks including subfilter for doxygen as i would need this myselve :) cu Christoph Hintermüller ps: meanwhile I'll try to upgrade my aspell from somithing .33.7.1 alpha -- It doesn't matter what you are it matters that you are yourself It doesn't matter who loves you it matters that you like yourself _______________________________________________ Aspell-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/aspell-devel