Hi
Am Donnerstag, 9. September 2004 06:47 schrieb Damien Dunlop:
> Can the native Win32 corrections of a spelling be sent to stdout?
> 
> In checking a file for spelling, native Win32 Aspell sends valid corrections
> to a 
> console where the the user may select one. However there are situations
> where the 
> word to select depends on associated data. For such situations, the
> candidates are 
> better sent to stdout so that they can be automatically checked against the
> other 
> data.
Can you in using aspell read the doumentation which comes along with it and 
search there for pipemode. Also it's named pipemode you may ommit the pipe 
and still wirte your words, phrases, paragraphs or text to aspell standard 
input and read the results of spellchecking from its standard output. Ich you 
want to do this from a program other than console you have to install pipes, 
one for piping text to aspell standard in, one for redirecting apell's 
standard output to your program and one for doing the same for standard error 
channel.

Hope that helps.
cu
chris

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