pspell_store_replacement
Name
pspell_store_replacement — Stores replacement pairs
to the current dictionary session.
Synopsis
bool pspell_store_replacement(dictid, incorrect_spelling, correct_spelling);
int dictid: Dictionary link
ID
string incorrect_spelling:
Misspelled version of the word
string correct_spelling:
Correctly spelled version of the word
Returns
TRUE if successful; FALSE otherwise
Description
pspell_store_replacement() stores any
incorrect/correct word pairs in the current dictionary
session for later use. This allows pspell_suggest() to
recognize this misspelling and offer the replacement for
it. You need to have opened the dictionary with pspell_new_personal() , or
by using pspell_config_create() with
pspell_config_personal() .
If you want to store the replacement list for use in
future invocations of your script, set the name of the
save file with pspell_config_repl() (this
requires that you open the dictionary using the pspell_config_create() method), and later
save it using pspell_save_wordlist() .
This function is available only if the Pspell library
version is 0.11.2 or later and the Aspell library
version is 0.32.5 or later.
Example
Example 1116. Store a
replacement pair
$configid = pspell_config_create('en');
pspell_config_repl($configid, '/home/torben/personal.pws');
pspell_config_personal($configid, '/home/torben/personal.pws');
$dictid = pspell_new_config($configid);
pspell_store_replacement($dictid, 'serius', 'sirius');
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