Spell Checker library
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2020 9:25 pm
Hi all,
I've uploaded a Spell Checker library to Github. It works on macOS and Windows*.
Features:
- Uses system spell checker on macOS (NSSpellChecker).
- Uses Hunspell for Windows.
- Command for flagging misspelled words in a field which uses the LiveCode `flagged` property.
- API for implementing spell checking while the user types. Example code that can be inserted into a front script is provided in the README.
- Function for getting suggestions for misspelled words.
- Github repo is in Levure Helper format meaning it can be dropped right into a Levure project.
- README has Instructions and Release page has LCE files that need to be installed if you want to use Spell Checker in a standard LiveCode project.
View the project and browse the README:
https://github.com/trevordevore/spell_checker/
Download the latest release and the necessary extensions:
https://github.com/trevordevore/spell_checker/releases
* If someone wanted to compile Hunspell for Linux and submitted a PR with the .so file then Linux would magically start working. I don't develop for Linux though.
I've uploaded a Spell Checker library to Github. It works on macOS and Windows*.
Features:
- Uses system spell checker on macOS (NSSpellChecker).
- Uses Hunspell for Windows.
- Command for flagging misspelled words in a field which uses the LiveCode `flagged` property.
- API for implementing spell checking while the user types. Example code that can be inserted into a front script is provided in the README.
- Function for getting suggestions for misspelled words.
- Github repo is in Levure Helper format meaning it can be dropped right into a Levure project.
- README has Instructions and Release page has LCE files that need to be installed if you want to use Spell Checker in a standard LiveCode project.
View the project and browse the README:
https://github.com/trevordevore/spell_checker/
Download the latest release and the necessary extensions:
https://github.com/trevordevore/spell_checker/releases
* If someone wanted to compile Hunspell for Linux and submitted a PR with the .so file then Linux would magically start working. I don't develop for Linux though.