On Thu, 6 May 2010, John P. Hartmann wrote:
On 6 May 2010 00:26, Kevin Atkinson <kev...@gnu.org> wrote:
Basically, if you really want it in there, there are ways to get around
this.
I do; how, please?
You can get Aspell to accept any words when creating a dictionary using
the "--dont-validate-words" command line option. However, you won't be
able to use them unless you use the C ABI. Basically if you add "foo-bar"
and then have "foo-bar" in a document Aspell will still check for "foo"
and "bar" and never "foo-bar", but if you use the aspell_speller_check or
aspell_speller_suggest things will work as expected.
I fail to see where Aspell is getting /home/john/aspell/private. If it is a
config variable remove it for now and use
aspell list -d ./private
If that doesn't work you might need to rename the dict. to private.rws
With this config:
dict-dir /home/john/aspell/dicts
data-dir /home/john/aspell/data/aspell5-en-6.0-0
lang en_GB
home-dir /home/john/aspell
personal private.rws
I get:
j /home/john/aspell: mv private private.rws
j /home/john/aspell: aspell list -d ./private.rws
<hangs, does not loop>
Commenting out personal in the config file:
j /home/john/aspell: aspell list -d ./private.rws
Error: The file "/home/john/aspell/private.rws" is not in the proper format.
Regenerating the directory using ./private.rws makes no difference in behaviour.
I then regenerated the directory without the hyphenated word and now
it hangs when I comment out personal in the config file and issues the
message when the line is active.
You did not create a personal word list. You created a read-only word
list, thus it should not be used as a personal one. "-d ./private.rws"
might not work because Aspell expected a ".multi" file. Look at the
installed dictionaries for the format. Also see
http://aspell.net/man-html/Using-Multi-Dictionaries.html#Using-Multi-Dictionaries
About pushing/popping private word lists:
You lost me.
const struct AspellWordList * aspell_speller_personal_word_list(struct
AspellSpeller * ths);
Gets me the word list, which has a string enumeration member. I
suppose that is what needs to be cloned/restored. Except there is no
C API functions that look like doing the job. Any suggestions?
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