Hi list-members,
I found the solution by adding similar code to strip the word of vowels
in SpellChecker:spell.
Alan
Alan Yaniger wrote:
Hi list-members,
In Hebrew, words are usually written with consonants only, but
sometimes they are written with vowels as well. The vowels (known as
"niqqud") are placed within, above, or below the consonants, but do
not constitute separate letters themselves.
For spellchecking, I don't want to take the vowels into account. If a
word has vowels, I strip the vowels from the word in code that I've
added to SpellChecker::GetSpellFailure in sspellimp.cxx, and then pass
the stripped word to the spell checker.
Generally it's working, but I have a couple of problems. One problem:
if I right click on a misspelled word with vowels, I don't get any
suggestions. Another problem: if I change a word in the spellcheck
dialog, and then click "Change All", it doesn't change the other
occurances.
Any suggestions about how I can go about fixing these problems?
Thanks,
Alan
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