Kris Steinhoff wrote:

I've submitted a patch which adds pspell support to the plain text spell checker.

http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1483960

Patch committed to trunk (with some improvements :-))

Thanks a lot!

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Hi Cor

Thanks for reporting this. I just committed some changes to fix the language selection. To make it complete I've added several language packs for tinyMCE. Check out the latest revision (1656)

Regards, Thomas

On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 13:26, Cor Bosman cor@xs4all.nl wrote:

Thanks for adding the pspell support. On the topic of spelling, I noticed something that may need to be explained a little better in the docs or config file.

If you use tinymce and use all default settings, you do not get your configured roundcube language as your spell checker language. Instead it defaults to english. There are two reasons for this.

First, the code checks for the presence of a tinymce language pack for the RC language. If it doesnt exist, it defaults to the 'en.js' pack.

But even installing the right language pack isnt enough. Second, if you dont set spellcheck_languages in main config manually, the code defaults to english as the chosen spell check language.

I think people may not realize they need to add tinymce language packs. It may be an idea to add the language packs to the RC distribution, or else make this clear in the main config. And maybe we can set the default in main config for spellcheck_languages to the tinymce default:

$rcmail_config['spellcheck_languages'] = array('da'=>'Dansk', 'de'=>'Deutsch', 'en' => 'English', 'es'=>'Espanol', 'fr'=>'Francais', it=>'Italiano', 'nl'=>'Nederlands', 'pl'=>'Polski', 'pt'=>'Portugues', 'fi'=>'Suomi', 'sv'=>'Svenska');

Setting spellcheck_languages will make sure the default language will actually be used, else editor.js will pick english.

Cor

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