Hi,
After much messing around I've got a custom dictionary working properly,
but I can't seem to find the format for a custom replace file
(custom.repl in examples on php.net).
Can anyone point me in the right direction or give me an example file?
Thanks
Nick
P.S.
In case anyone is wondering the
Nevermind I found it myself
Format should be:
personal_repl-1.1 en 0
misspelling replacement
Noodles wrote:
Hi,
After much messing around I've got a custom dictionary working properly,
but I can't seem to find the format for a custom replace file
(custom.repl in examples on php.
I've spent the last 6 hours or so trying to get pspell going on my php
install, version 4.3.9. I've searched all over the net, but haven't
found a solution.
I'm using debian so I'm using the packaged version of php4 and apache. I
installed aspell using apt-get and then downloaded and compiled p
I tried it with just aspell (including the aspell-en dictionary package)
and whenever I tried to configure php to use pspell it couldn't find
pspell (./configure --with-pspell)
John Nichel wrote:
Noodles wrote:
I've spent the last 6 hours or so trying to get pspell going on my ph
John Nichel wrote:
Noodles wrote:
I tried it with just aspell (including the aspell-en dictionary
package) and whenever I tried to configure php to use pspell it
couldn't find pspell (./configure --with-pspell)
If Debian is like Red Hat, you will also need to install some type of
develo
Curt Zirzow wrote:
* Thus wrote robert mena:
Hi,
I need to improve my current "search mecanism" but got stuck in a
dilema : build one or use an existing engine?
My site, that uses php/smarty allows my users to browse products in a
category listing or search. Currently my search only performs a
'se
John Nichel wrote:
If Debian is like Red Hat, you will also need to install some type of
development package for aspell (aspell-devel in Red Hat), or install
from source so that the headers are present on your system. You may
also need to point the php configure script to the location of your
John Nichel wrote:
Well, the header file is in /usr/include, so try
./configure --with-pspell=/usr
Still the same message =/
I tried it with --with-pspell=/usr and then --with-pspell=/usr/include
but no luck
Nick
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Jason Wong wrote:
--with-pspell=/usr is what you want.
I tried this and it still didn't help things
Execute:
find / -name '*[a|p]spell*' | sort | less
and see if 'aspell.h'/'pspell.h' and 'libaspell.so'/'libpspell.so' are in
there somewhere.
I have:
/usr/include/aspell.h
/usr/lib/libaspell.
Jason Wong wrote:
Anyway, do you have these as well:
/usr/include/pspell/
/usr/include/pspell/pspell.h
The directory is required for the ./configure command to succeed, and you
actually need the header file for the make command to succeed.
No, I have no pspell directory or header file, I had inst
Jason Wong wrote:
Anyway, do you have these as well:
/usr/include/pspell/
/usr/include/pspell/pspell.h
As I said in my other email, I don't, but I have found the debian
package which has pspell.h in it.
It's libpspell-dev
So from start to finish, this should install pspell on debian
apt-get insta
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