Batch process of words for the hunspell user dictionnary

roger64 · 01-26-2013, 05:46 AM

Hi,

I have a plain but rather big list of approved words in text format (one word every line) and I would like to insert all of them in my user dictionnary.

If I use hunspell with the command line.

Code:

hunspell filename

presents the words one by one, and I can either ask for the next word (Space) or insert it in the user dictionnary (i).

This is a tedious process. Is there a way to batch process this list?

I read in the man hunspell that the command

Code:

hunspell -s filename

"stems the words of the input text". Does somebody understand what it means?

theducks · 01-26-2013, 06:32 AM

The User Dictionary is a Text file in the normally hidden Application Data folder

XP xample:

Code:

C:\Documents and Settings\<user logon>\Local Settings\Application Data\sigil-ebook\sigil\user_dictionaries

It seems you can just use a text editor (notepad++) that maintains the EOL (LF only) (if your list uses CRLF, open that in NP++ and convert the EOL)
and add the list in Alpha order

OR just add the file to the folder (with proper EOL)

meme · 01-26-2013, 06:33 AM

I'm not sure how to get hunspell to accept words in bulk, but its a good idea. Editing the dictionary file is certainly fine - but it could probably be a bit easier.

I've modified the dictionary preferences to allow you to use Add to add one word or a list of words (separated by lines, commas, or spaces).

roger64 · 01-26-2013, 07:32 AM

Thank you both for your replies.

01-26-2013, 05:46 AM	#1
roger64 Wizard Posts: 2,608 Karma: 3000161 Join Date: Jan 2009 Device: Kindle PW3 (wifi)	Batch process of words for the hunspell user dictionnary Hi, I have a plain but rather big list of approved words in text format (one word every line) and I would like to insert all of them in my user dictionnary. If I use hunspell with the command line. Code: hunspell filename presents the words one by one, and I can either ask for the next word (Space) or insert it in the user dictionnary (i). This is a tedious process. Is there a way to batch process this list? I read in the man hunspell that the command Code: hunspell -s filename "stems the words of the input text". Does somebody understand what it means?

01-26-2013, 06:32 AM	#2
theducks Well trained by Cats Posts: 29,768 Karma: 54401244 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: The Central Coast of California Device: Kobo Libra2,Kobo Aura2v1, K4NT(Fixed: New Bat.), Galaxy Tab A	The User Dictionary is a Text file in the normally hidden Application Data folder XP xample: Code: C:\Documents and Settings\<user logon>\Local Settings\Application Data\sigil-ebook\sigil\user_dictionaries It seems you can just use a text editor (notepad++) that maintains the EOL (LF only) (if your list uses CRLF, open that in NP++ and convert the EOL) and add the list in Alpha order OR just add the file to the folder (with proper EOL)

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01-26-2013, 06:33 AM	#3
meme Sigil developer Posts: 1,275 Karma: 1101600 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: UK Device: Kindle PW, K4 NT, K3, Kobo Touch	I'm not sure how to get hunspell to accept words in bulk, but its a good idea. Editing the dictionary file is certainly fine - but it could probably be a bit easier. I've modified the dictionary preferences to allow you to use Add to add one word or a list of words (separated by lines, commas, or spaces).

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roger64 Wizard Posts: 2,608 Karma: 3000161 Join Date: Jan 2009 Device: Kindle PW3 (wifi)	Thank you both for your replies.

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