I'm trying to use aspell as a library in an application. I understand that the C library is currently under construction, but I'm wondering if it's still possible to use aspell as a library in a C++ application.
 
I've tried going through aspell.cc, but I'm having trouble -- in particular I'm pretty unfamiliar with the use of templates.
 
My use of aspell will be of the most trivial kind. All I need to do is to spell check a string, and get back an array of strings of the incorrectly spelled words. My goal is actually to include this in a Java application (using the native interface), so my usage would look like...
 
    Aspell aspell = new Aspell(); // instantiates a "manager" component, and does whatever initialization is required.
 
    ...
 
 
    String foo = "this is a stringg I want to check";
    String[] errors = aspell.check(foo);
 
And in this case errors would have 1 element, of the string "stringg".
 
Does anyone have any simple sample code I could leverage to accomplish this?
 
thanks,
Michael
 

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