pspell_suggestDescriptionThis function accepts a (presumably misspelled) word and returns a list of suggested correct spellings. The list is taken from the default list in the dictionary being used, any additional replacement pairs provided via pspell_store_replacement() , and any personal replacement wordlists contained in personal wordlists if such are being used. ExampleExample 1117. Command-line script for checking and suggesting on a single word #!/usr/local/bin/php -q <?php error_reporting(E_ALL); if ($argc != 2) { die("Usage: " . basename($argv[0]) . " <word>\n"); } if (!$dictid = pspell_new('en')) { die("Error: Could not load dictionary.\n"); } $word = $argv[1]; if (!pspell_check($dictid, $word)) { $suggestions = pspell_suggest($dictid, $word); echo "Incorrect; try one of the following:\n"; foreach ($suggestions as $suggestion) { echo "$suggestion\n"; } } else { echo "$word is correct.\n"; } ?>
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