Hi Kevin,
I've got a bug report on my Text::Aspell module when trying to use the
store_replacement() function.
I'm not able to reproduce on my own machine, so I want to review with
you to make sure I'm coding my part correctly.
By the way, I see that I'm using
aspell_speller_store_replacement()
instead of
aspell_speller_store_repl().
Is there a difference in those two functions?
Here's my Perl xs interface code for the function. Is it correct to
check for an error after the call and would I expect to see an error
message? The error report states that no error message is being
returned.
int
store_replacement(self,word,replacement)
Aspell_object *self
char * word
char * replacement
CODE:
self->lastError[0] = '\0';
self->errnum = 0;
if (!self->speller && !_create_speller(self) )
XSRETURN_UNDEF;
RETVAL = aspell_speller_store_replacement(self->speller, word, -1,
replacement, -1);
if ( !RETVAL )
{
self->errnum = aspell_speller_error_number( (const AspellSpeller
*)self->speller );
strncpy(self->lastError, (char*)
aspell_speller_error_message(self->speller), MAX_ERRST$
XSRETURN_UNDEF;
}
OUTPUT:
RETVAL
int
--
Bill Moseley
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