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Reply #15 on Sat 27 Nov 2004 11:36 PM (UTC) [ quote
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This is now implemented in version 3.54, in two different ways.
First is SpellCheck - a function that checks any arbitrary string of text.
Example, in Lua:
result = SpellCheck (
"Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the the wabe")
print (type (result))
if result == nil then
Note "Spell check not available"
elseif result == 0 then
Note "No spelling errors"
else
for _, v in result do print (v) end
end
-- output:
table --> type of result
Twas
brillig
gimble
slithy
the the --> duplicated word
toves
wabe
You can use that to do any custom spellchecking that you like. It returns an array of the "bad" words, which you could conceivably filter against (eg. maintain your own list of custom words).
Next there is SpellCheckCommand - this invokes the GUI spellchecker for the current command in the command window. However unlike the existing spellchecker, you can make this conditional.
The neatest way of doing this is to use the functionality of the OnPluginCommand plugin callback. This is called every time you send a command. By capturing the command here we can apply a regular expression to it (the example below only spellchecks "say" and "tell") and also limit the spell checking to certain columns. This would be useful to discard initial "command" words that you don't want spellchecked.
function OnPluginCommand (sText)
a, b, c = rex.new ("(?:say|tell) (.+)"):exec (sText)
if a == nil then
return true -- not matched our regular expression
end -- if
-- matched regular expression - check the command
check = SpellCheckCommand (c [1], c [2])
-- if check failed, cancel sending
if check == 0 then
return false -- cancelled, don't process
end
-- if command hasn't changed, allow it to go
if GetCommand () == sText then
return true
end
-- get the amended command, send that instead
Send (GetCommand ())
return false
end
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