On Mon, 15 Aug 2005, Michael Bunk wrote: > But its documentation in aspell.h is confusing (besides being misspelled :): > > /* process a string > > * The string passed in should only be split on white space > > * characters. Furthermore, between calles to reset, each string > > * should be passed in exactly once and in the order they appeared > > * in the document. Passing in stings out of order, skipping > > * strings or passing them in more than once may lead to undefined > > * results. */ > > void aspell_document_checker_process(struct AspellDocumentChecker * ths, > const > char * str, int size) > > Does it mean I have to split my string to be checked at white space before > passing in the pieces to this function? Or does it mean that this function > usually only splits at white space?
See check_document in examples/example-c.c for a usage example. All it means is that you should't split a line up in the middle of the word for example "don" "'t" "do th" "is". -- http://kevin.atkinson.dhs.org _______________________________________________ Aspell-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/aspell-user
