01.11.2009

NHun­spell Doc­u­men­ta­tion - Doc­u­men­ta­ton to the .NET ver­sion of the Open Of­fice spell checker

It is a pre­lim­i­nary ver­sion of the doc­u­men­ta­tion for the NHun­spell project in MSDN style avail­able. In this first ver­sion all classes are de­scribed. The API doc­u­men­ta­tion is later sup­ple­mented with func­tions and sam­ples of Hun­spell.

28.10.2009

Re­lease of NHun­spell Ver­sion 0.9.2

Spell Check, Hyphen­ation and Th­e­saurus with NHun­spell

With new new Re­lease of NHun­spell, the three Hun­spell Pro­jects (Hun­spell, Hyphen, MyThes) are fully sup­ported. Every .NET de­vel­oper has the pos­si­bil­ity to add lin­guis­tic fea­tures to his ap­pli­ca­tion. NHun­spell isn't just a sim­ple spell check­ing li­brary. It also sup­ports word stem­ming and word gen­er­a­tion. The hy­phen­ation fea­ture of NHun­spell can do com­plex hy­phen­ation with text re­place­ment like the old Ger­man ck -> k-k hy­phen­ation. With the Th­e­saurus fea­ture you can find syn­onyms for words.

Dic­tionar­ies for NHun­spell

All NHun­spell com­po­nents can use the Hun­spell/Ispell dic­tio­nar­ies from OpenOf­fice. Th­ese dic­tio­nar­ies are de­vel­oped by a vast amount of peo­ple mak­ing them avail­able for a lot of lan­guages. Most of this dic­tio­nar­ies are free by li­cense, and can be used in pro­pri­etary soft­ware.

03.08.2009

jQuery Back­ground Can­vas Plu­gin

The jQuery Back­ground Can­vas Plu­gin Doc­u­men­ta­tion is avail­able as PDF file.

27.04.2009

Re­fac­tor­ing of the Spell Checker NHun­pell

The first ver­sion of NHun­spell uses a man­aged C++ project to im­ple­ment the .NET ver­sion of Hun­spell. This is an straight for­ward way to do this but it cause some prob­lems. Espe­cially on the de­ploy­ment one has do deal with the cor­rect 32bit or 64bit ver­sion of the li­brary. The new ver­sion of NHun­spell loads the nec­es­sary 32bit or 64bit dll re­spec­tively. Both li­braries can (and should) be de­ployed to the tar­get sys­tem.

26.02.2009

Open Of­fice Spell Checker now avail­able for the Mi­crosoft .NET Frame­work

Lás­zló Németh's fa­mous Open Of­fice spell checker is now avail­able for the Mi­crosoft .NET Frame­work. Maier­hofer soft­ware de­vel­oped a wrap­per to use the C++ code via PIn­voke in .NET.