Re: Still in fog on ispell

[Will <schimpanski@gmx.de>]

Hi, Vip!

Watch out that there are several path variables which you can define in 
Emacs! E.g. the MS Windows PATH variable which applies to the cmd-shell 
in Emacs. Regarding aspell or other tools that Emacs relies on, make 
sure that they are included in the <exec-path> variable.

AFAIK, the MS Windows Environment Variable PATH should be included in 
<exec-path> automatically but in my case (GNU Emacs 22.1 on MS Windows 
XP) this failed. Therefore, I set all path variables separately in my 
.emacs file, e.g. I include the aspell/ispell path explicitly in my 
<exec-path>

(setq-default exec-path '(
;; GNU Utils
"C:/cygwin/bin/"
"C:/Program Files/Aspell/bin/"
;; MS Windows Integration
"."
"C:/WINDOWS/"
"C:/WINDOWS/system32/"
"C:/WINDOWS/System32/Wbem/"
"C:/Program Files/Support Tools/"
))


Hope this helps.

Will

vjp2.at@at.BioStrategist.dot.dot.com skrev:
> I reinstalled emacs 22 on XP because I had put a different ispell.el
> in there.  Emacs is at c:\Program Files\Emacs and Ispell is at
> c:\Program Files\Common Files\ISpell, It can't find it. Ispell.el says
> I have to set some variables. Some of them look too unixy too me (they
> have stuff like /usr/ in them).
> 
> On DOS with emacs 18 I am doing a bit better.. it is looking for english.hash
> 
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