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Spell checker not working #83
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How feasible is it to modify the Chromium code to use system hunspell libraries? |
I think it might be easier to write an external script that downloads the requested dictionary. This file describes how to convert the dictionaries using a script not available in the Chromium repo, and they in fact are using Hunspell, just with a custom dictionary format. Here's their Hunspell fork with |
@DragoonAethis The page you linked says the hunspell code has moved here. According to README.chromium, it seems that most of the modifications are optimizations or slight usability enhancements. I just dug through some Chromium code and Hunspell doesn't seem too tightly integrated, so I'll consider writing a patch at some point in the future. |
What's the status of this issue? |
I can't speak for gcarq, but I haven't done anything related to this yet. I haven't been working on anything Chromium-related recently. |
There is also no status update from my side |
I've looked into this more, and it'll take more work than I originally thought. There are two main files that need to be refactored:
There are some other things as well, such as removing GN references to I don't have time right now to figure all of this out, so hopefully someone else that's interested can take over. |
Due to the disabled automatic download function of dictionaries, Inox is missing them and spell checking is not working.
System hunspell dictionaries cannot be used with chromium because it uses a custom file format. They can be converted though.
To manually install a dictionary offered by Google, get a language-spcecific *.bdic file from https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/deps/hunspell_dictionaries/+/master, place it in ~/.config/inox/Dictionaries and restart the browser.
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