Spell Checker API
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Does anyone know of an open source dictionary API. I only need support for English. I would like it to return a list of suggestions and also be able to determine the possible uses of a correctly spelled word (ie: noun, verb...).
A quick google gives you some answers http://www.google.ch/#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=8646904a821b8d1f&q=open+source+spelling+checker+api&safe=images[^] If you know the specific platform you want to use, try Q & A
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Does anyone know of an open source dictionary API. I only need support for English. I would like it to return a list of suggestions and also be able to determine the possible uses of a correctly spelled word (ie: noun, verb...).
Hunspell / NHunspell are pretty good: NHunspell - Hunspell for the .NET platform[^]
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A quick google gives you some answers http://www.google.ch/#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=8646904a821b8d1f&q=open+source+spelling+checker+api&safe=images[^] If you know the specific platform you want to use, try Q & A
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I've never noticed the safe images tag before when I copy a Google link. Although it does raise the question of what sort of NSFW images would be returned for a search of 'open source spelling checker'. Probably has something to do with naughty teachers. :-\
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I've never noticed the safe images tag before when I copy a Google link. Although it does raise the question of what sort of NSFW images would be returned for a search of 'open source spelling checker'. Probably has something to do with naughty teachers. :-\
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Does anyone know of an open source dictionary API. I only need support for English. I would like it to return a list of suggestions and also be able to determine the possible uses of a correctly spelled word (ie: noun, verb...).
Netspell is really good. I have used it several times. Here is a CP article that covers it nicely: NetSpell - Spell Checker for .NET[^]
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I've never noticed the safe images tag before when I copy a Google link. Although it does raise the question of what sort of NSFW images would be returned for a search of 'open source spelling checker'. Probably has something to do with naughty teachers. :-\
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Netspell is really good. I have used it several times. Here is a CP article that covers it nicely: NetSpell - Spell Checker for .NET[^]
Funny. A 10 years old solution. And someone just gave it a 5-vote an hour ago. I'm sure a few words have been added to the English lingo since it's initial release. You know, like "NSAisWatchingUandMe".
The best way to improve Windows is run it on a Mac. The best way to bring a Mac to its knees is to run Windows on it. ~ my brother Jeff
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I've never noticed the safe images tag before when I copy a Google link. Although it does raise the question of what sort of NSFW images would be returned for a search of 'open source spelling checker'. Probably has something to do with naughty teachers. :-\
If you have open source you probably got them from a NSFW person. Best go have a doctor look at them. You'll get some ointment to put on your open source.
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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If you have open source you probably got them from a NSFW person. Best go have a doctor look at them. You'll get some ointment to put on your open source.
It was broke, so I fixed it.
Reminds me of a conversation I was having with my fiance about one of her co-workers and his habit of mispronunciation. "When discussing the product Dry-Clox, the 'L' is very important. One is a mastitis treatment for cows. The other probably requires a doctor's appointment."
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Funny. A 10 years old solution. And someone just gave it a 5-vote an hour ago. I'm sure a few words have been added to the English lingo since it's initial release. You know, like "NSAisWatchingUandMe".
The best way to improve Windows is run it on a Mac. The best way to bring a Mac to its knees is to run Windows on it. ~ my brother Jeff
Oh. Heh. That was me. I realized that I wanted to use it a few times before voting. :) I should have voted a few years ago. Better late than never. I suppose you are right. Plenty of words will be missing, but the dictionary is external to the DLL. So you can download a newer dictionary or add your own words ;). I think the Telerik spell control is based on the same algorithms (for example). I have been using this lib for mostly simple stuff. So the (lack of) freshness isn't as much of an issue.
