gaspell-.28.5-1

[Ryan Weaver]

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   gaspell-.28.5-1.i386.rpm                               44320
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Name: gaspell                      Relocations: (not relocateable)
Version: .28.5                             Vendor: Kevin Atkinson 
<address@hidden>
Release: 1                             Build Date: Mon Sep 27 14:49:50 1999
Install date: Mon Sep 27 15:43:36 1999      Build Host: desktop.infohwy.com
Group: Applications/Text             Source RPM: gaspell-.28.5-1.src.rpm
Size: 116242                           License: GPL
Distribution: Freshmeat RPMs
Packager: Ryan Weaver <address@hidden>
URL: http://metalab.unc.edu/kevina/aspell
Summary: Gnome frontend to the Aspell library.
Description:
Gnome frontend to the Aspell library. Or put another way a simple
spell checker that does a way better job than ispell does with coming
up with suggestions.

Requires:
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   Package                  Distribution             
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   aspell-.28.2.1-1         Freshmeat RPMs           
   audiofile-0.1.6-2        gnome                    
   esound-0.2.11-1          gnome                    
   glib-1.2.5-1             Falsehope Custom RPMs    
   gnome-libs-1.0.8-1rh     gnome                    
   gtk+-1.2.5-1             Falsehope Custom RPMs    
   imlib-1.9.5-1            gnome                    
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%CHANGELOG
* Mon Sep 27 1999 Ryan Weaver <address@hidden>

[gaspell-.28.5-1]
- Added the ability to lookup the definition of a suggestion using
  the WordNet definitions form a DICT server.

* Thu Jul 29 1999 Ryan Weaver <address@hidden>

[gaspell-.28.2-1]
- Reverted to Gaspell .28 code as my bug fixed now causes Gaspell to
  randomly crash when the text is unhighlighted. I then fixed the bug
  in .28 by a cheap hack. I hope eventually find out what is really going on.
- Changed the text window to use word wrap.

* Wed Jul 28 1999 Ryan Weaver <address@hidden>

[gaspell-.28.1-1]
- Fixed a bug that caused gaspell to dump core when clearing a
  file that has a word highlighted in red.

* Mon Jul 26 1999 Ryan Weaver <address@hidden>

[gaspell-.28-1]
- Fixed the code so that it would word with aspell .28
- Fixed the code so that it will provide an nice error message
  if there is a problem duren startup rather than just
  dumping core.
- Re did the command line options a bit

  [gaspell-.27-1]
- Fixed code so that it would work with aspell .27
- Added support for Aspell URL skip mode.
- Added an option to not save personal dictionaries on exit.

  [gaspell-.26-1]
- First real release

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   RPMs are built on a Pentium 200mmx w/256megs RAM with RedHat 5.2
   plus updates from ftp://updates.redhat.com installed.

   These files are also available on the following sites
   ftp://ftp.falsehope.com/pub/gaspell
                NOTE: RedHat-6.0 binary RPM available in rh6.0 subdir
   ftp://ftp.tux.org/pub/sites/ftp.falsehope.com/gaspell
   ftp://ftp.freshmeat.net/pub/rpms/gaspell


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I just started looking into Aspell and although I'm a programmer, I'm 
having a little difficulty getting oriented (it's been a long time since I 
worked in C++ and I don't know much about the STL).

Can anyone point me to something like the world's most basic program that 
uses a few of the features of the aspell libraries (i.e. something that 
gets a word as input, looks it up, makes suggestions, records which choice 
the user made to correct it etc.)? I'm having trouble using aspell.cc and 
gaspell.cc to figure this stuff out.

And as soon as I can afford a computer of my own, I'm going to try porting 
Aspell (or at least some limited subset of it; the libraries maybe) to 
BeOS. If any of you have advice on this front and would like to share it, I 
would be eternally grateful.

Thanks,
-gsh