Projects tagged ‘spelling’

GNU Aspell is a spell checker designed to eventually replace Ispell. It can either be used as a library or as an independent spell checker. Its main feature is that it does a superior job of suggesting possible replacements for a misspelled word.

OpenMedSpel is a free and open source USA English medical spelling word list that is released under a GPL license. OpenMedSpel includes nearly 50,000 medical terms ranging from abdominis to ... [More] zygomatic, which allows you to concentrate on your work instead of looking up words in a medical dictionary that are not in a standard USA English spelling dictionary. [Less]

Tsipelina (spell spell) is an Affero GPL-liensed malagasy online spell checker. It will also release under GPLv2 every tools needed to build an almost exhaustive malagasy wordlist, using a MySpell-like format.

A set of spell checking dictionaries for Vietnamese, based on the Hunspell spell checking engine.

JOrtho is a spell checker for Java. The library can work with any JTextComponent from the Swing frame work. The dictionaries for multiple languages based on the free Wiktionary.org.

Upload your list of words (and sounds and photos to describe them) for your child to practice their spelling. Keep track of their performance practicing and earning points.

NTSpellCheck highlights misspelled words as you type them. Instructions when using NetBeans IDE 6.0 or above: 1)Download and save NTSpellCheck.jar from Downloads 2)Right click on the project ... [More] which will use NTSpellCheck 3)Click on Properties 4)Click on Libraries (located to the left of the dialog) 5)Click on the Compile tab, then click the Add JAR/Folder button 6)Navigate to the location where you saved NTSpellCheck.jar and double-click it 7)In your source file, add the following import: import NTSpellCheck.NTSpellCheck 8)When you need to spell check a JTextComponent, create an instance of NTSpellCheck with the following constructor (Note that it throws an IOException): NTSpellCheck(JTextComponent tc, File dictionaryFile, boolean checkSpelling, boolean manageRightClicks, int delay, Color highlightColor) Where: JTextComponent tc is the JTextComponent to be Spell-Checked; File dictionaryFile is the file containing the dictionary(included)(words should be separated by newlines); boolean checkSpelling specifies whether it should begin checking the spelling automatically; boolean manageRightClicks specifies whether it should manage the right-click pop-up menu for the JTextComponent; int delay specifies the delay, in milliseconds, to wait after a key is pressed before re-checking the spelling(recommended - 100), and Color highlightColor is the highlight color(recommended - Color.orange) IMPORTANT- When using Swing dialog boxes like JFileChooser, etc, use the toggleSpellCheck() method to stop spell checking! If you don't, there will be significant performance degrades in the Swing class. When done using the dialog box, use the same method to restart the spell checker. NOTE - You can use setHighlightColor(Color newColor) and setHighlightDelay(int newDelay) to reset the highlight color and delay respectively. You can download the example if you need one. [Less]

XWiki site www.ante.lv/vuordneica hosts materials of Latgalian language. Latgalian is a standardized writing system used in Latvia as a regional alternative to Latvian standard language; fiction ... [More] , poetry and Catholic materials and periodicals are being published in it. Latgalian is used at various levels by some 150 thousand people, mostly those living in the South-East of the Republic of Latvia. The project "vuordneica" (dictionary in Latgalian) is meant as an online orthography dictionary of Latgalian. The last printed orthography dictionary was issued in 1931 by Pīters Strods, and the orthography has underwent some updates and lots of new terminology has appeared. XWiki is an object-oriented Wiki engine; and this SVN repository is used to store customizations, which may be installed on top of a most recent release of XWiki engine (currently 1.8) to create the Web site www.ante.lv/vuordneica. [Less]

This library permits to take a number expressed in digits, from 0 to 999999999999, and find the equivalent spelling in letters. The supported languages are French, English, Spanish and German.