Projects tagged ‘spellcheck’

This projects aims at providing a good spellchecking dictionary for the Kurdish language. It is a continuation of the Kurdish MySpell effort.

This is a JavaScript implementation of Peter Norvig's statistical spell-checking algorithm. You can read more about the approach in the original article: http://norvig.com/spell-correct.html The ... [More] code is ServerJS-compliant, so it can be used both inside and outside of a web browser. For the latter case there are a couple of command-line scripts demonstrating its use that depend on narwhal. Alternatively, you can see the code in action right inside your browser in the following page: http://past.github.com/speller/ [Less]

Spellify is an ajax drop in that adds automatic spell checking to all inputs on a page automatically. No wiring required. Spellify.Net is a version of this to run in the .Net world, updated clean up ... [More] the code a little bit and utilize the Prototype framework. [Less]

Ruby on Rails Javascript Spellchecker

SEP Project: Team: Irene M. Tato G. Markus G. Hannes T.

Agent Smith PluginAgent Smith is C# code style validation plugin for ReSharper (Visual Studio plugin). Any additions to the plugin with features you need are welcome. Donations are also ... [More] gratefully welcome :) Current version 1.3.7 (04/22/2009) includes following features:Naming convention validation. XML comment validation. Spell checking (XML comments, string literals, identifiers and resource files). Smart paste. Comment reflowing (Basic reflowing of XML comments for now) Naming Conventions.Plugin has interface that allows you to specify what naming rules should be applied to certain declarations. Naming rules includeObligatory prefixes Obligatory suffixes Prefixes that should be avoided. Suffixes that should be avoided. Casing rules: Camel, Pascal, Uppercase. Regular Expression rules. Declaration to which a naming rule applies is identified by one or more matching rules. In a Matching rule following can be specified: Declaration type. Visibility Attribute declaration is marked with. Base class of interface (for classes and interfaces). For a naming rule also non matching rules can be specified in similar way. For each kind of rule plugin highlights incorrect declaration and suggests quickfixes(except regular expressions). XML comment validation.Agent Smith can check that certain declaration have xml comments. And have flexible configuration interface for specifying what members shall have comments. Spell check.Agent Smith performs spell checking of XML comments C# string literals C# identifiers. Identifiers are split by camel humps and checked against dictionary. Resource files (it can automatically choose appropriate dictinary depending on resource file extension) and suggests quick fixes (Word suggestions, Replace with Open Office dictionaries can be imported so a few languages are virtually supported. Smart paste.If you are smart pasting a text into XML comment Agent Smith will insert '///' characters at line breaks and optionally escape XML reserved characters. If you are smart pasting into a string literal Agent Smith will escape string characters correspondingly. Comment reflowingAutomatically realigns words in comment to fit configured line width. Download Installation Instructions FAQ [Less]

this project needs a new maintainer - contact me if interested This is an improved version of the spellchecker found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/scijax To install - for recent versions ... [More] of mediawiki: http://wikimediaspellchecker.googlecode.com/svn/tags/wmspellchecker-0.1-1.9.1/spell_check_howto.txt wmspellchecker-0.1-1.9.1.tar.gz for recent mediawiki versions, tested with: 1.8.2 1.9.1 wmspellchecker-0.1-1.5.2.tar.gz (includes howto) for older mediawiki versions, tested with: 1.5.2 New in subversion: multi-language support, based on your mediawiki preferences. Let me know if it works or not for you. FAQ ChangeLog [Less]

A spell checker for Prestashop

While working on TeX or LaTeX projects it's sometimes useful to get the document as plain text - for example, to apply a spellchecker on it. There are possibilities to use converters translating ... [More] (La)TeX code to HTML or RTF, but they tend to produce text that is not very friendly for a spellchecker. Detex is a well-known program stripping Tex/LaTeX commands from documents. Unfortunately, currently available version has some shortcomings and needs much improvement. Because Detex is available on a free license, it was possible to make a derivation of it. OpenDetex project is aimed at speeding up development of Detex, making use of Google Code project hosting and providing easier acces to program development. FeaturesOpenDetex is able to handle multiple files included with \include or \includeonly commands, so you need only one command to convert the whole multi-file document. Apart from "core" TeX/LaTeX commands, also some commands from most popular packages are handled properly. Make sure to check comparison of output between old Detex and new OpenDetex. UsageSee Usage. RequirementsThere are no runtime dependencies for OpenDetex. To build OpenDetex from sources, you only need a C compiler and popular lex/flex lexer (if you have build something from sources on your Linux distribution, you probably already have both). Build problems, which the original Detex version had, should be fixed. Also Microsoft Windows executables are available. ContributionLinux and C hackers are welcome. Just ask. [Less]

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