Nuke aspell. And change the configure options to
--with-aspell (but keep also the --with-pspell).
--Jani
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Vlad Krupin wrote:
>I looked over the patch very briefly. I have a couple of
>comments/changes, but I'll take time to look more at it tomorrow.
>
>The problem is that now we have yet another aspell, and on aspell
>website it says that it's the latest and the greatest, and our website
>(www.php.net/pspell and www.php.net/aspell) tells people to use pspell
>extension because aspell is old and deprecated (which is true with
>regard to the version of aspell that our aspell extensions supports).
>So, we have old aspell, which (hopefully) nobody uses. We have pspell,
>which people use. And we have new aspell, which has essentially the same
>API as pspell, but the name of the project has changed back to what it
>used to be 2-3 years ago.
>
>That becomes confusing, so I wanted to ask a question - what to do?
>Should we nuke aspell extension altogether because it's very old and
>update the documentation to tell people that pspell extension works with
>new aspell? Should we make aspell extension work with both old and new
>aspell's (that's gonna be a lot of #ifdef's)? Should we just update the
>documentation to tell people that old aspell is not the same as new
>aspell, so, confusing as it is, they should not use aspell extension,
>but pspell extension instead?
>
>I'm just curious if I can get any useful feedback on what it would make
>sense to do.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Vlad
>
>
>
>
>Melvyn Sopacua wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I modified the above mentioned file, to allow the configuration with
>> "The new Aspell" current cvs.
>>
>> Symbol HAVE_NEW_ASPELL is being defined, but currently unused.
>>
>> Initial tests on my system shows main functions working. More to come
>> (testsuite).
>>
>> Please check if it works for other systems and apply if you find it
>> to be correct.
>>
>> Met vriendelijke groeten / With kind regards,
>>
>> IDG.nl
>> Melvyn Sopacua
>> Webmaster
>>
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