Spell checker for Qt application Editor

Immii

I tried to download from gitorious.org link you gave above but site is down :( I am getting this message
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kamalakshantv

[quote author="Immii" date="1293123748"]I tried to download from gitorious.org link you gave above but site is down :( I am getting this message
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Its working now

Immii

Thanx Qtk, I am able to checkout now. Hope this serve my Need.

goetz

The sources on gitorious seem to be a Qt libs project, that means it's the regular Qt libs enhanced with some built-in spell checkers. Unfortunately I doubt it is usable for mort than some tests at the moment.

goetz

I've added the spell checker example on the wiki page "Spell Checking with Hunspell ":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Spell_Checking_with_Hunspell. It's not the most beautiful code in the world, but it works for me :-) Hopefully it's useful for someone else.

Jupiter

@Volker
is it allowed in an commercial app (like you also use) to embed the hunspell libs into the application as a static lib?

afaik lgpl says, it has to be replace able?

goetz

It just works the same with using dynamic/shared libs (DLLs).

Jupiter

well actually when i change it to @LIBS += -L<myLibPath> -lhunspell@ it doesn't link also tried -llibhunspell -lhunspell-1.3 almost every combination. but it does not link. any ideas about that?

goetz

What files do you have in your lib path?

Jupiter

on mac i have libhunspell-1.3.0.dylib
a libhinspell-1.3.a
and a symlink libhunspell-1.3.dylib

if i link against the .a (static link) it works. but it doesn't work when i link against the .dylib

goetz

Just to make sure: you did leave out the filename (hunspell-xxx.dylib) from the argument to -L (uppercase L), as this must point to a directory, not a file?

Jupiter

yes and a lowercase l before the lib name right? exactly like i wrote 2 posts before is my call