Oh, ok, so when the language is changed, a new spellchecker object is
created. That's what I thought might be happening. Thanks,
-Paul Wicks
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 5:14 PM, sidchat wrote:
>
> Yes, Evan is right. So, when you change a spellcheck language in the
> Options menu (languages_page_v
Yes, Evan is right. So, when you change a spellcheck language in the
Options menu (languages_page_view.cc), it changes a pref member
(prefs::kSpellCheckDictionary) value. This change is caught by the
Profile (ProfileImpl::Observe in profile.cc), which (re)initializes
the spellchecker with the new
The canonical example you should be following here is WebKit on OSX.
Grepping the sourcecode for NSSpellChecker shows usage in
WebKit/mac/WebCoreSupport/WebEditorClient.mm
and WebKit/mac/WebView/WebHTMLView.mm
WebKit/mac/WebCoreSupport/WebEditorClient.mm:638,664 :
NSRange range = [[NSSpellChecker
Just a guess, but perhaps when you change languages a new Spellchecker
object with the new language is constructed.
I would expect the language-picking options haven't yet been
implemented. You can also switch languages via the right-click menu
on a text area, but that may also be unimplemented.
