Hello,
When uncertain about a spelling, I'm using a small script to pipe a word
from the command line into:
echo word | aspell -a -t
This produces just the horizontal word list with no commands for visual
inspection. One is taken back to the command line without any command.
Almost always the correct spelling is the first word numbered as "0". If
it is not misspelled there is no list.
Using "echo" to put the word into a temp.file and then doing:
aspell -c file
Produces the vertical list with commands, misspelled or not. Depending on
the word, the correct spelling might be the numbered "1" choice or another
somewhere in the list. A command is required to return to the commandline.
Thanks
Post by Bill Crockett----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2016 2:58 AM
Post by Dan D.Hello,
Is there a way to have the suggested replacement words appear as a
vertical list instead of a white space seperated horizontal list?
I don't see anything in the man page or hlp that would affect this or any
other formatting feature. Am I missing something?
Thanks
XB
My list of replacement words are vertical. I am using ASpell - 0.50.3
However, The GNU Aspell has been complied, and I am using ASpell as a
native win32 application. Not sure if it will appear differently on your
Aspell -c text_document.txt
A box opens with the text document, a list of replacement words (vertical)
and a list of options.
XB