[KDE-Sonnet] Spell server

Dwayne Bailey dwayne at translate.org.za
Mon Jan 29 21:10:42 CET 2007


Ah glad there are some other interested in this:

The code is on my laptop.  I made some changes that broke a few things
which I'm trying to make right again.

Thanks for the notes on Zemberek - I saw it in the Enchant code whoch
got me thinking again.  And also for the Voikko info as we need tools to
manage the process of vetting new words and it seems you have done some
nice work there.

So off to fiz those bugs and get an initial release out.

On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 16:07 +0200, Barış Metin wrote:
> 29 Oca 2007 Pts 11:59 tarihinde, Jacob Rideout şunları yazmıştı: 
> > > What I dream of doing:
> > > * Add the server as an Enchant provider so you could install enchant and
> > > never have to configure any spell checker ever again as long as theirs a
> > > server.  Plus even if you don't have the language on the server it would
> > > go out and use another server to do the checking.
> > > * Have servers able to upgrade to newer spell checkers magically.  And
> > > also add dictionaries that are requested relatively frequently.
> > > * Make a CSAPI spell checker that can use the server (And hell will
> > > freeze over :)
> >
> > This sounds really interesting. I like the idea about submitting user
> > PWLs to a central database, this would allow us to create lexicons of
> > a language in real time as it evolves. This both useful to end users
> > and would be quite fascinating to researchers.
> >
> > Has any of this been released yet? If so, where can the code be found?
> 
> I like Dwayne's ideas and can see the benefits behind it. In Pardus[1] we have 
> our spell checker Zemberek as a system service (zemberek-server) and all the 
> programs (a.k.a. clients) needing spell-checking features connects to it. 
> Currently clients connect to the local service only but as zemberek-server 
> accepts TCP connections, remote requests are possible too.
> 
> We have a command-line interface to it (zpspell) which some clients use and  
> Enchant also has zemberek-server support in CVS.
> 
> What we do in Pardus may not be directly related to Dwayne's dreams but in 
> some aspect it has a same approach to the spell checking facility.
> 
> 1. www.pardus.org/eng/
> 2. http://svn.pardus.org.tr/uludag/trunk/zemberek-pardus/
> 
> Cheers,
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Dwayne Bailey
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