> * Give you access to the user manual and API javadoc of XMLmind Spell Checker.
This would be most appreciated if I can get access to this. Thank you. So I have the dictionary setup. What invokes the auto spell checker? I'm assuming every time the text changes, the auto spell listens to the changes and checks/marks the document? Or just the current word? I have AutoSpellCheckerControl.setActive(doc, true) when the document is opened, but doesn't seem to mark anything. What else do I have to do to setup the auto spellchecker? -----Original Message----- From: Hussein Shafie [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: November-13-12 4:25 AM To: Wasiq Shaikh Cc: '[email protected]' Subject: Re: [XXE] SpellCheck Source Code? On 11/12/2012 08:47 PM, Wasiq Shaikh wrote: >>> If so, we will consider upgrading as the spell check functionality is >>> required for our custom editor. >> I don't understand. XXE always had a good spell-checker. Simply v5.4.1 now >> gives you the choice between two spell-checker engines: XMLmind Spell >> Checker and Hunspell. > > Well what we've done is created the editor from scratch, embedding it in our > IDE without any spell checker functionality. In order to activate the > auto-spell checker, it creates a new private spell checker with empty > dictionaries in the dictionary manager. Since I can't see the source or > documentation for the spell checker, I'm having trouble getting this to work. > The error I get is: > > AutoSpellChecker cannot be activated for > 'file:/C:/work/testdoc/meta/books/aaa.bookmap': cannot create a SpellChecker: > no dictionaries at all? > > The exception gets thrown at SpellCheckerFactory::doCreateSpellChecker() > > DictionaryManagerItem[] items = spellChecker.listLanguages(); > if (items.length == 0) > throw new SpellException("no dictionaries"); > >>> Is it possible to specify a dictionary located inside a JAR? >> You mean: inside a jar containing files other than dictionary files. > > Yes. All supporting XXE files are packaged inside a JAR file. I'm hoping to > put the dictionary file in there as well but I can't see the source to know > if this is actually possible (or modify it). > --> May be your problem is not that difficult to solve. The stock XXE v4.9.1 does more or less this: 1) Add en.dar to your CLASSPATH. Look inside this .dar (=.jar file). It contains a text file called "en/default". 2) Declare your dictionary as follows: --- String dictName = "/en/default"; URL dictURL = YOUR_CLASS_HERE.class.getResource(dictName); if (dictURL != null) { SpellCheckerFactory.defineDictionary(dictName, dictURL); } --- This is done in src/com/xmlmind/xmleditapp/kit/part/SpellOptionsPart.java (You should read the source code of SpellOptionsPart.java and of SpellCheckerFactory.java.) 3) Optionally invoke: --- SpellCheckerFactory.setPersonalDictionaryPath(YOUR_DIR_HERE + File.separatorChar + "dict_%L%.txt"). --- This is also done in src/com/xmlmind/xmleditapp/kit/part/SpellOptionsPart.java Now, SpellCheckerFactory.doCreateSpellChecker() should not raise an exception. If all this work, you may consider removing en.dar from your CLASSPATH and instead add all its contents to your custom .jar file. Because we used YOUR_CLASS_HERE.class.getResource(), this should make no difference. --> What else can we do for you: * Give you access to the source code of XXE v4.9.1, in case you forgot to download it. * Give you access to the user manual and API javadoc of XMLmind Spell Checker. If this is not sufficient, then you may consider hiring us. See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/customization_service.html -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
