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module:slyedit [2019/05/24 20:42] – [SlyEdit configuration file] nightfoxmodule:slyedit [2019/05/24 23:29] – Added information about the spell checker & dictionaries nightfox
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 +===== Spell checker and dictionaries =====
 +Since version 1.64, SlyEdit has a spell check feature.  Spell check can be started by the user with the Ctrl-R hotkey, or by the Edit > Spell Checker option in the DCT-style ESC menu (only available when in DCT mode).  For spell check, SlyEdit will check each word to see if it exists in the configured dictionary/dictionaries, and if not, it will prompt the user for a corrected version of the word.  The sysop can configure one or multiple dictionaries in SlyEdit.cfg with the dictionaryFilenames option.  Dictionary files need to be in the format dictionary_<languageName>.txt, where <languageName> is the name of the language.  Also, ideally, the language names should follow standard language tags, as in "en-us" for English (US), etc.  See these web pages for more information:
 +https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_localisation
 +http://www.lingoes.net/en/translator/langcode.htm
 +Also, the dictionary filenames will be parsed and the language name will be used in the menu of dictionaries in the user options - The user is able to enable/disable the configured dictionaries for their own use for the spell checker.
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 +For the dictionaryFilenames option in SlyEdit.cfg, you can specify a comma-separated list of dictionary filenames.  The dictionary filenames are in the format dictionary_<languageName>.txt, where <language> is the language name.  In this list, the filenames can be in that format, or just <languageName>.txt, or just <languageName> You can leave the setting blank to use all dictionary files that exist on the system.
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 +SlyEdit will search for the dictionary files in the following directories, in this order:
 +  - sbbs/mods
 +  - sbbs/ctrl
 +  - SlyEdit's own directory
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 +Dictionary files must be sorted in order for word matching to work properly (SlyEdit uses a binary search for quick word matching, which requires the words to be sorted).
  
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