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It's not buggy at all, it just causes some frezees but they're just there some secs. I'll thinking of threading it (to prevent freeze).

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Originally posted by -dt-

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Originally posted by vikke
3. It wont work. Mostly people has Word. Without Word I have no API, and writing a spellchecker then is really hard.

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use aspell =p

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http://aspell.sourceforge.net/

but I find Word's dictionnaries far better than any other spellchecker dictionnary there is. They are also updated more frequently and they have a huge language database (which can hardly be said about any other one; though aspell does provide some languages; the question is only how up-to-date are they).

For this reason (and for almost the same purpose as vikke's script) I am looking for something which does use Word's dictionnaries but without the overhead of using the API (and thus starting word, which is what causes that delay) and the drawbacks it creates (the API isn't that great).

In other words, I need something which directly can work with the Word dictionnaries file format without the use of the API (aka make your own spellchecker with the use of Word's dictionnaries).

Also, multiple languages in the same text (or ignoring certain text parts) is something I look for.

Thanks! I'm going to use another library, if you don't think it's up-to-date you can still choose for a fast Word spell check

any news on this?

would be great if it could underline and/or autocorrect errors whilst typing

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Originally posted by aNILEator
any news on this?

would be great if it could underline and/or autocorrect errors whilst typing

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Underlining is impossible, but autocorrect is easy to do -- but be warned it's extremely annoying

I thought Patchou added a function to allow this?

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Originally posted by vikke

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Doesn't work functnally with [c] tags (and other tags).

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why dont you just put in like

MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(obj)

so you can check without the [c] codes.. more like /noformat

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Originally posted by roflmao456

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Originally posted by vikke
KNOWN BUGS:
Doesn't work functnally with [c] tags (and other tags).

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why dont you just put in like

MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(obj)

so you can check without the [c] codes.. more like /noformat

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Yes, when you pass the string to check, just pass the cleaned string.

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Originally posted by aNILEator
I thought Patchou added a function to allow this?

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...no.

I've stopped this project due to my time.
I hope I'll get time soon to fix it

Sorry.

i know this thread kinda died in 2006 but, is there any progress on this or anything else similar. didnt want to make a new thread asking for a spellchecker that doesnt freeze and/or use MS word if possible.