Re: Using NSSpellServer and NSSpellChecker
Re: Using NSSpellServer and NSSpellChecker
- Subject: Re: Using NSSpellServer and NSSpellChecker
- From: Ondra Cada <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 6 Aug 2002 01:55:58 +0200
On Wednesday, August 7, 2002, at 12:36 , Aidas wrote:
I would like to create spelling for os x, so any Cocoa application could
use
it. I want to use default Apple's system to do that. I found that I have
to
use NSSpellServer and NSSpellChecker to do that. If anyone has any info,
examples or related things about this topic, please respond to me.
The example from documentation just works. Use the
/System/Library/Services/AppleSpell.service as patter for those plists,
whose contents is (at least in somewhat old docs I have) not described. If
you do that, it just works -- I've checked myself.
(Incidentally: in 10.1.x, the spellchecker executable is *not* launched
automatically on-demand -- you must DIY. In 10.2 this _should_ be
corrected, though I haven't checked myself. Also, there's -- at least in
10.1.x -- another bug, I think related to Carbon: foreign characters
outside of Mac OS Roman encoding cannot be stored to user dictionary.)
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Ondra Cada
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