I have got the answer for the first question:
I can simply use
aspell --mode=tex -c <filename>
Now the problem is how to spell check only the comments in the code.
I desperately needs to find the answer of this.
Thanks in advance,
Jay
On 9/13/06, Jay Rajput <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a PHP file with code comments something like this:<?php
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// INFORMATION
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Module : asdasdf
//
// Purpose: asdfasdfasd
//
//
//
// Revision History:
//
// 13-Sep-2006 Jay Rajput Initial Creation.
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
?>
If I run aspell on above file aspell tells that there are no spelling mistakes.But if remove tags <?php and ?> from the file it tells that there are spelling mistakes.I need to how I use aspell to spell check the words inside the php tags.Also is there a way by which aspell spell check the comments and not the php code in my php file.Thanks IN Advace,Jay.
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