Re: Spellcheking for Croatian

Re: Spellcheking for Croatian

[Dirk-Jan C. Binnema]

Hi,

>>>>> "Stjepan" == Stjepan  <stjepan.beles@gmail.com> writes:

    Stjepan> Dear all

    Stjepan> I need some help with Emacs, but it seem that nobody can help me. I want  
    Stjepan> to use Emacs but problem is with *spell for my language - Croatian. I use  
    Stjepan> Debian - Lenny, and in Lenny there are only aspell and myspell for  
    Stjepan> Croatian (hr). Is it possible to put this two (aspell und myspell) in  
    Stjepan> Emacs and to work with it? If yes, please explain me, but please simply.   
    Stjepan> And then how can I put it in Emacs, but please Debian way.

You can use something like
     (ispell-change-dictionary "croatian")

I think you'd need the 'aspell-hr' package in Debian. Also see:
  
  http://emacs-fu.blogspot.com/2009/12/automatically-checking-your-spelling.html

Best wishes,
Dirk.

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Re: Spellcheking for Croatian

[Colin S. Miller]

Stjepan,
it is better to reply to the newsgroup instead of any one member,
in case others can help more than I can, or if I'm busy and can't reply.
> 
> Do you have some list with commands for spellcheking?
> 

Emacs can help you with its commands.
Press C-h a spell RET
for a list of functions (commands) and variables (settings) that relate to spelling.
The list is commands than can be directly called by you.

For a fuller list use C-u C-h a spell RET
This will give the first list, plus commands and setting that are used
internally by the spellcheckers, but may be of use.

For information on a function press C-h v, for a variable, C-h a

(C-h means Ctrl-h in emacs's documentation).

HTH,
Colin S. Miller