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authorTimothy Pearson <[email protected]>2013-01-26 13:17:21 -0600
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+from Daniel Naber, 2002-02-17:
+
+- there's the pspell library that offers an API to ispell and aspell,
+ it would make our code much simpler. It's not asynchronous by itself,
+ but maybe that can be added in KSpell.
+
+- add an option to ignore HTML/XML markup (-h). It's currently not
+ possible (i.e. it doesn't work) because we feed the text into ispell
+ line by line and it gets confused if tags are spread over more
+ than one line.
+
+from Wolfram Diestel:
+
+- add more charsets - need support from users of this charsets
+- rewrite the all the stuff to make it more asynchronous:
+ o one process should send data
+ o one process should read data
+ synchronization is done only by counting empty output lines from ispell
+
+old todo from David Sweet
+-------------------------
+
+properly handle capitalization on "Replace All" (in parseOneResponse())
+
+ensure that KSpell is reusable with the same replace/ignore lists
+ for multiple spellchecks in a single editing session
+
+allow saving of ignore/replace lists for multiple spellchecks of a
+ given document across multiple sessions
+
+add a "move()" function to move the dialog box (calling app should use this
+ in response to a misspelled() signal to move the d.b. out of the way
+ of the misspelled word)
+ This is done, but it doesn't work on the first call -- any ideas?