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List:       aspell-user
Subject:    RE: [Aspell-user] aspell in non-interactive mode
From:       "Wolfgang Weinhold" <wweinh () jcom ! home ! ne ! jp>
Date:       2008-11-20 23:46:00
Message-ID: AB9EA4F421B44036833F42B8B4D4E198 () HP3
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Thanks a lot. I will keep that in mind.
For the time being I will use the following from the command prompt:
COMMAND.COM /c type c:\<folder name>\test1.txt |
c:\progra~1\aspell\bin\aspell list > c:\<folder name>\misspell.txt

Best regards
Wolfgang

-----Original Message-----
From: aspell-user-bounces+wweinh=jcom.home.ne.jp@gnu.org
[mailto:aspell-user-bounces+wweinh=jcom.home.ne.jp@gnu.org] On Behalf Of ge
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 1:47 AM
To: aspell-user@gnu.org
Subject: [Aspell-user] aspell in non-interactive mode

>>
Hi All,
Is it somehow possible to run aspell on Windows XP Professional in
non-interactive mode, i.e. have it to save all suspect words silently to a
separate file and exit when finished?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Best regards
Wolfgang
<<<
Just one idea. Aspell has a perl interface.
It is relatively easy to write a little perl program, that checks a word
list, and writes all wrong words in an other list.

First, of course you must separate all words of the file to be checked into
a one word/line list, but that is easy using awk or perl.

gawk words very well on windows, also active perl works well there.
Not sure, if the aspell perl interface works on windows, but i believe yes,
it does.

-eleonora



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