There's a
googlespell add-on in CVS. If you want to try it, grab the contents
of the addons subdirectory, and refresh. It uses the Google API to
get the spelling suggestion. (You'll have to get your own license key
[it's free]: http://www.google.com/apis/ .)
Once you load it you can type something like:
googlespell
ablert enstin
...and it should
return "albert einstein". I'm not sure how useful this is, but I
did it mostly just as an add-on proof-of-concept.
All the files
needed for the search are in the the 'googlespell' subdirectory under
addons. You'll have to grab the latest loader.js as well.
To create an
add-on search/feature:
1. create a
subdirectory with the name of the add-on under the addons
subdirectory
2. create an .xml
file with the same name as the addon, with the same format as the
searches.
The next step is
to create some kind of small install package for people to download, so they
don't have to pull it from CVS (a self-extracting .zip, an NSIS install,
etc.)
Later,
Glenn
