Provides a model (business/logic) level spell checker API which can be used in a client-server environment and any applications where a client GUI does not exist. User dictionaries can optionally be used, allowing words to be added. This component can be used in 2 different ways, in an iterative fashion or on a query by query basis. Please see the API docs for code level details.
Using RapidSpellChecker in an iterative manner provides complete textual correction of strings similar to a GUI based spell checker. A string is loaded into RapidSpellChecker and then successive calls to the NextBadWord() method move through the string allowing FindSuggestions() and ChangeBadWord(replacement) to be called to find spelling suggestions and optionally correct the misspelt words in the text, finally GetAmendedText() returns the corrected text.
Alternatively RapidSpellChecker may be used in a simple query by query basis, calls to LookUp(word) and FindSuggestions(word) methods allow bare bones spell checking functionality.
Methods RapidSpellChecker() - argumentless constructor Check(text [, startPosition]) - begins checking text FindSuggestions(word) - finds suggestions for word LookUp(word) - checks if word is in either main or user dictionaries SetUserDictionary(file) - allows you to define which file will be used as a user dictionary IgnoreAll(word) - ignores all future occurrences of word AddWord(word) - adds word to the user dictionary if it exists NextBadWord() - finds the next misspelt word in the text ChangeBadWord(newWord) - changes the misspelt word last identified by NextBadWord() GetAmendedText() - returns the corrected text FindCompoundWords(text, list) - adds compound words in text string FindAnagrams(word, list) - adds anagrams of word to list Properties DictFilePath - the path to a .dict dictionary file. LanguageParser - the language parser to be used (LanguageType.ENGLISH, LanguageType.FRENCH....) IgnoreXML - whether to ignore XML tags ModalMode - whether to operate modally SuggestSplitWords - whether to suggest split words, eg. "myhouse" -> "my house" CheckCompoundWords/font> - whether to check unknown words for compound forms LookIntoHyphenatedText - whether to treat hyphens as word separators
See Examples section for details.
