On Sat, 2006-05-06 at 22:32 -0700, Suresh Govindachar wrote:
>
> Really was hard to figure out what you are after.
Sorry, I was trying to be as clear as I could.
> And if I understand you in your other post of today correctly, you
> want to use z= rather than spellsuggest() because you do not want to
> write the following type of code (even though the following type of
> code would do what you are after):
>
> let index = 0
> let b=['Select word:']
> for item in spellsuggest('fooey', 10)
> let index += 1
> let b += [index.'. '.item]
> endfor
> let correct=inputlist(b)
Actually I was trying to avoid writing all the wrapper code that this
code omits. :) z= does more than this snippet, it figures out what
word it is, displays the list, requests user input, processes user
input, and changes the word.
The only thing I couldn't make it do is work from a function call, but
by now I've blown a few hours and have written the wrapper, complete
with PopUp menu.
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Steve Hall [ digitect mindspring com ]
