1. Q: Looked at RFC2229?
A: Yes. Although it has been a while.
Jeff wrote Dict.r, which is the start.
There are two issues as I see it. Data and interface.
I figure between the Web community and Universities, the Data is pretty much
there.
So it is the UI that REALLY matters to me.
My hope is to put forth a design that becomes indigenous to Rebol Apps.
Where ever a User can enter next, it can be spell checked, etc.
Also, a simple method for giving feedback to the organizations who are the
"keepers" of the databases would be important.
There is a Linux project for Internationalization, and Localization that is
pretty cool. Basically once we get Spell checking, and Dictionary working, I
want to look towards these projects as a way to make Rebol not just system
transient, but mulit-language friendly.
As Charley Chaplin used to say "My movies are for all people to laugh, not
just those that speak English."
Reichart�
"No man is an island�"
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Deryk Robosson
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 12:31 AM
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: Spell Checker
Reichart wrote:
>
> 1. Q: Unfortunately, it doesn't work yet
> A: I thought you were going to say?"because you misspelled something.
>
> But, hey Cool!
>
> You build the basic structure, I will go gather some PD dictionaries, and
> convert them. We can then submit to Rebol as the keeper of the files.
> While spelling is by in far my primary goal, Word Def (dictionary), and
> Thesaurus are my secondary goals. So also, let me ask now that you make
> the format easily upgrade-able to handle several fields:
Looked at RFC2229?
Deryk
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