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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 75843] as-you-type spell checking does not work
From:       Rod Nayfield <rod () nayfield ! com>
Date:       2004-04-02 2:56:17
Message-ID: 20040402030356.17090.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From rod nayfield com  2004-04-02 05:03 -------
Reproduce:  

in Kontact (3.2.1 from rh compiled rpms on fc1) I press the "New Message" button.  \
Immediately go to the body and type:

this is a test of the emrjj broadcast system.

after a while, this doesn't seem to wehj gfdsjkl gf mee.  TI htig fm, foo gon joo.

[end]

the word emrjj is red, and the rest of the message does not have a single correction. \
I can let the window sit for a few minutes and the other errors are not found.  if I \
manually spell check the errors are found.

if I manually spell check (and 'ignore') a few words, the words I ignore are not red \
in the original message, but if I make a new message and paste the entire contents, \
the new message has all the words that the speller has seen in red (but not the next \
error).  The first message has not changed.   (yes, I can have two identical messages \
side-by-side with different "autospell states")

The bug also appears in konqueror text fields.  

I notice that there are aspell processes running - and I can cat the same words to \
the aspell program with the same command line and it completes.  Maybe something with \
flushing the return pipe?  Is there a way to debug i/o from kmail (kspell) to \
aspell/ispell?


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