Hi list,
i've been trying to spellcheck german text with aspell through the
Text::Aspell perl module and am having difficulties figuring out how to
tell aspell to choose the correct capitalization of certain German words
depending on their position in the sentence.
Certain German word classes are written in lowercase but, when used at the
beginning of a sentence, they are capitalized. For example, the preposition
"gegen" (eng. against) is lowercase but when a sentence starts with it, it is
written "Gegen" (hm, doh :)). So my question is, can I do this with aspell at
all or should I convert everything to lowercase and then spellcheck (which is
NOT an acceptable solution at all but seems to work even if it is more
hassle)? The problem is that both the lowercase and the capitalized version
are to be found in the dictionary file.
(p.s. Please cc me since I'm not on the list.)
--
Regards/Gruß,
Boris.
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