Eh... it's just an awesome title... and I
am considering... but perhaps "The Waste Land" would be more appropriate
.
I'm working on SpellcheckEditor cockpit, implementing slowly underlying functions, learning, discovering problems and fighting with them. Did you know that different languages tend to have its own alphabetic order? Despite (almost) the same alphabet?
I certainly won't be implementing that! I mean, if it's not implemented already...?
But surly the different dialects of the same language have to be dealt with.
I decided, for the time being, more or less, to follow this architecture:
MainWindows tells
SpellcheckEditor "here, have book!"
SpellcheckEditor asks
Book "hey Book, what language you?"
SpellcheckEditor asks
Spellcheck "say Spellcheck, what dictionaries you having?"
SpellcheckEditor tells
Spellcheck "Spelly, get them dictionarys, ok?"
They are just simple program subroutines, so their conversation is not very sophisticated...
I still don't know how SpellcheckEditor gets his first book. Must be missing something obvious...
See picture for latest cockpit.
tbc...?