Comments for Lóránd Somogyi

Comment on Eclipse Spell Checker by Mauro

Mauro — Tue, 11 May 2010 09:02:02 +0000

Hi Lóránd,
I managed to install latest version and it seems to work somewhat, but not completely.
I am using an Italian dictionary taken from OpenOffice.
At first sight I have two malfunctions:

1) it doesn't recognize truncated articles ("l'ora", "nell'urna", etc.) and flags the first part (before the aphstrophe) as error.

2) the "Spell proposal" ia always empty.

Can You divine what I'm doing wrong?
TiA
Mauro

Comment on Hunspell4Eclipse 0.8.2 (beta) out by lorands

lorands — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:25:56 +0000

Thank you! Good to know that someone found it useful!
Right now I have some more urging issues with the plug-in, for example it crashes eclipse in some situations.
I'm planning to add few dictionaries, and to extend the feature list, but that has to wait until I have some solid ground.
I've created a new issue: http://code.google.com/p/hunspell4eclipse/issues/...
Please feel free to create new issues, or comment on existing ones.

Comment on Hunspell4Eclipse 0.8.2 (beta) out by Arsenal

Arsenal — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 10:22:00 +0000

Very nice plugin, I used it in combination with a German dictionary from OOo, and it works great under Windows 7 together with Texlipse (Latex for Eclipse).
One thing I miss though, is the ability to add words to the dictionary, or a project based ignore list. Writing technical documents always makes trouble, because there are so many foreign words that there are spelling errors everywhere, only because some words are not recognized.
So please keep up the good work and add more features

Comment on SLF4J Eclipse templates by Lóránd Somogyi

Lóránd Somogyi — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 23:00:19 +0000

@Thorbjørn That's right. That is described under SLF4J FAQ: Performance. I'll add a new template XML in few days. Thx for an advice!

Comment on SLF4J Eclipse templates by Thorbjørn

Thorbjørn — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:00:13 +0000

Hi. slf4j provides the {} construct which – properly used – delays the toString evaluation so the isEnabled check can happen inside slf4j. This means that “log.debug(“foo={}”, foo)” is very cheap if debug log is disabled, and the code gets cleaner.

Comment on Eclipse Spell Checker by Lóránd Somogyi

Lóránd Somogyi — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:57:55 +0000

@Mauro Hunspell4Java extends Eclipse Spell Checking mechanism. So my plugin should work out-of-box for any editor prepared for Eclipse Spell Checking. Check out these blog entries:

Comment on Eclipse Spell Checker by Lóránd Somogyi

Lóránd Somogyi — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 12:44:19 +0000

New beta version (0.8.2) released! Tested under Ubuntu and Windows XP.
Update site back to normal.

Comment on Eclipse Spell Checker by Mauro

Mauro — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:05:21 +0000

Thanks.
I’m waiting for a working version for eclipse and some usage guidelines.
I do not think licensing will be a problem since I plan to release it as Open Source ASAP. Most likely it will be straight GPL. Is that a problem?

Comment on Eclipse Spell Checker by Lóránd Somogyi

Lóránd Somogyi — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:46:54 +0000

@Mauro
I’m having some issues with the JNA Bindings and Eclipse packaging. I hope I’ll resolve it in few days.

Naturally you can use my plugin, just name the license you need. – But do not forget that this plugin uses Hunspell and JNA Bindings for Hunspell, – both licensed under LGPL and Hunspell under MPL 1.1.

Comment on Eclipse Spell Checker by Mauro

Mauro — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 15:39:32 +0000

I am having the same problems installing, but I’m under windows (vista) so Your hunspell4eclipse-8.1-beta-dropin.tar.gz “Hunspell4Eclipse 0.8.1 beta for Linux x86 dropins version” doesn’t help me

Reason for my interest is I’m writing an RCP app that includes a TextEditor and I would like to provide spelling services.
Can I use You spelling engine? If so: do You have any example code for that?

TiA
Mauro