Package com.inet.jortho

This package implements the spell checker JOrtho.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
CustomDictionaryProvider	Interface to be implemented by an additional dictionary.
CustomUIProvider	Interface used by other application to provide custom UI components with added functionality if needed.
LanguageChangeListener	A language change event gets fired whenever the language is changed.
MessageHandler	Interface to be implemented by a user of the spellchecker that provides the ability to show/log errors and information messages as required by applications using the dictionary
UserDictionaryProvider	Interface to be implemented by a user dictionary.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AddWordAction
CheckerListener	Is used from CheckerMenu and CheckerPopup to handle the user events.
DefaultMessageHandler	Default implementation of the message handler provider that shows the messages in Swing dialogs and printing stacktraces to the console
FileUserDictionary	This is a reference implementation of the interface UserDictionaryProvider.
LanguageChangeEvent	This Event is used by LanguageChangeListener.
PopupListener	Implement a MouseListener for Popup Event.
SpellChecker	This class is the major class of the spell checker JOrtho (Java Orthography Checker).
SpellCheckerOptions	This class contains some options for spell checking.
WordIterator	A implementation of an Iterator which split a large text into lines.

Package com.inet.jortho Description

This package implements the spell checker JOrtho. With JOrtho is it possible very simple to check the orthography from any text in a JTextComponent. The SpellChecker class is the major class of the Spell Checker JOrtho (Java Orthography Checker). In the most cases this is the only class that you need to add spelling feature to your application. If you want support for a user dictionary that a user can add its own words then you must implements a UserDictionaryProvider. This UserDictionaryProvider must be register at first:

SpellChecker.setUserDictionaryProvider( new MyUserDictionaryProvider() );

After it you need to register your dictionaries one times. In standalone application if your dictionaries are in the working directory then this can look like:

SpellChecker.registerDictionaries( new URL("file", null, ""), "en,de", "de" );

and in a applet like:

SpellChecker.registerDictionaries( getCodeBase(), "en,de", "en" );

After this you can register your text component that should have all spell checker feature (Highlighter. context menu, spelling dialog). This look like:

JTextPane text = new JTextPane();
SpellChecker.register( text );