Adi wrote:
I am having a problem switching dictionaries from 'american', 'british' and
'canadian' English in pspell. Pspell seems to test everything against the
american dictionary for some reason. I tested aspell on command line and
worked fine if I supplied the dictionary I wanted to use with the –d option.
Below is some basic code I used to test this in php:
<?php
$string = "color";
$pspell_link = pspell_new("en", "canadian");
if (!pspell_check($pspell_link, $string)) {
$suggestions = pspell_suggest($pspell_link, $string);
foreach ($suggestions as $suggestion) {
echo "Possible spelling: $suggestion<br />";
}
} else {
echo "All good";
}
?>
The output was "All good" instead of a list of suggestions. Also, when I
tested the string "colour" with pspell_new("en", "american"); pspell
accepted the spelling…aspell on the other hand worked as expected in shell.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
I had a problem similiar to this a couple of years ago; don't know if
this will help, but.... How is your version of php installed (from
source, RPM, another package?) If you installed php/aspell from source,
check to see if your system also has aspell installed as an RPM (or
other package).
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