spell-checking

问题 The Android Studio lint spell checker flags hex codes that look to it like words in certain files that would be better off unchecked, such as values/colors.xml and build/intermediates/dex-cache/cache.xml . How do I tell lint to not spell check certain folders or files? 回答1: This can be done by using IDE scopes. In Android Studio (at least 3.4) you can configure each inspection per scope. The idea is that you create a scope that contains all files you don't want to be spellchecked, and then

问题 The Android Studio lint spell checker flags hex codes that look to it like words in certain files that would be better off unchecked, such as values/colors.xml and build/intermediates/dex-cache/cache.xml . How do I tell lint to not spell check certain folders or files? 回答1: This can be done by using IDE scopes. In Android Studio (at least 3.4) you can configure each inspection per scope. The idea is that you create a scope that contains all files you don't want to be spellchecked, and then

问题 I am working on implementing spellchecker in an MFC application. What I want to do is display red lines under incorrectly spelled words. I found one example where it is done but it works only for a simple edit box because it can simply use the edit controls default font for doing calculations to draw the squiggly lines. But it does not work for a rich edit control as in rich edit control it is possible that different words can have different fonts. In this case the example I found draws lines

问题 I have a large text file, containing many miss/bad-spelled English words. I'm looking for a way to edit this file using a command-line spell checker in Linux. I found some ways to do this, But according to my searches all of them work in an interactive manner. I mean, seeing a miss/bad-spelled word, they suggest some corrections to the user and he/she should choose one of them. Since my file is rather large, and contains many wrong words, I can't edit it in this manner. I am looking for a way

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . I want to use Google's spelling correction/suggestions in an app I'm doing. I've googled it but all I found was examples for Google's canceled SOAP API and the newly deprecated XML Web Search API. I just want to be able to send a search query and get back the suggested correction.

问题 I have a trie that I've built from a dictionary of words. I want to use this for spell checking( and suggest closest matches in the dictionary , maybe for a given number of edits x). I'm thinking I'd use levenshtein distance between the target word and words in my dictionary, but is there a smart way to traverse the trie without actually running the edit distance logic over each word separately? How should I do the traversal and the edit distance matching? For e.g, if I have words MAN, MANE,

问题 I'm following along with the Solr SpellCheck Component documentation, but can't seem to get this to work. The spell checking components seems to be running, but Solr is identifying the word as correctly spelled when it's not. How can I fix this? Example search query results for 'applicatoin' are... <response> <lst name="responseHeader"> <int name="status">0</int> <int name="QTime">0</int> <lst name="params"> <str name="spellcheck">true</str> <str name="q">applicatoin</str> </lst> </lst>

问题 I have been searching all over the Internet, but did not find that exact API. I'd like to use their Did You mean feature for my own website. 回答1: doSpellingSuggestion I believe is the api call. There is a good example here Update As people have noted, the link is broken. Here is a Wayback Machine's archived copy. 回答2: Pygoogle has an api call for that http://pygoogle.sourceforge.net/dist/doc/public/google-module.html#doSpellingSuggestion >>> import google >>> google.LICENSE_KEY = '...' >>>

问题 I feel a little caught between a rock and a hard place here. I want to use Firefox's built in spell checking without disabling Ckeditor's context menu as this renders it impossible to work with tables. Is there a way of getting the best of both worlds here? 回答1: You could try setting the disableNativeSpellChecker property to false - it should then be possible to see the native spell checker markings within the editor - however for me I couldn't get this to work in Firefox, only Google chrome.

问题 I have been searching for something that does this for a while now, but with no luck yet... We have an internal application that stores/uses text in HTML format. Now I am looking for a new control for editing it. I do not need a full-featured HTML editor, just something that can deal with simple formatting. It also needs spell checking functionality. In the beginning, we used Word embedded with Microsoft's DSO framer control. That caused COM headaches and performance problems on the