On Sat, 8 May 2010, John P. Hartmann wrote:
On 8 May 2010 00:20, Kevin Atkinson <kev...@gnu.org> wrote:
use them unless you use the C ABI. Basically if you add "foo-bar" and then
have "foo-bar" in a document Aspell will still check for "foo" and "bar" and
never "foo-bar", but if you use the aspell_speller_check or
aspell_speller_suggest things will work as expected.
Right, I am using the C API. And I guess I did as you describe
simply by ignoring hyphens. But when I add a hyphenated word by
aspell_speller_add_to_personal, I get this error
The word "built-in" is invalid. The character '-' (U+2D) may not
appear in the middle of a word.
Did you try setting validate-words to false. You can do this via the C
API.
About pushing/popping private word lists:
You lost me.
Can't have that!
A script file (as they are called) can imbed other files that can
imbed yet other files and so on.
For each imbedded script file, I can have an addenda file that
contains words that are considered valid within the script file, but
not elsewhere. Macro keywords, for example.
Thus, I would like to add a number of words to the personal list for
the duration of an imbedded file and then remove them again. If there
were an opposite to aspell_speller_add_to_personal, I could run the
words through that, but there isn't. A push/pop facility seems to be
what supports my requirement best. That is, words added after a push
are all removed by the matching pop.
Some hints:
The aspell core should be able to handle this but I'm not sure I expose
enough of the internals to be able to do this. You can always
interface directly with Aspell using its native C++ API. But I offer
absolutely no guarantee that I won't break you code between releases.
Aspell can only have 1 personal dictionary, but additional dictionaries
can be loaded bu using the add-extra-dicts option.
You might want to look into using the session dictionary which you can
clear by using aspell_speller_clear_session.
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