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The AX class SysSpellChecker is a wrapper for the spellchecker of Word. Using this class you can offer spellchecking from AX.
Here is some sample code, checking text from a form string control:
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SysSpellChecker spellChecker = SysSpellChecker::newCurrentLanguage();
TextBuffer textBuffer = new TextBuffer();
int wordStart;
int startSeparator;
int endSeparator;
str wordToCheck;
List spellingSuggestions;
ListEnumerator listEnumerator;
;
super();
startLengthyOperation();
setPrefix("Spell check");
textBuffer.setText(stringEdit.text());
startSeparator = 1;
while (startSeparator)
{
wordStart = textBuffer.find('[^ \n\t\\!\\'\\\#\%\&\/\(\)\=\?\,\.\:\;\*\}\{\|]', startSeparator) ? textBuffer.matchPos():0;
if (!wordStart)
break;
endSeparator = textBuffer.find('[ \n\t\\!\\'\\\#\¤\%\&\/\(\)\=\?\,\.\:\;\*\}\{\|]', wordStart)? textBuffer.matchPos():0;
wordToCheck = textBuffer.subStr(wordStart, (endseparator ? endseparator : textBuffer.size()+1) - wordStart);
if (spellChecker.checkSpelling(wordToCheck) == false)
{
warning (strfmt("@SYS84009", wordToCheck));
spellingSuggestions = spellChecker.getSpellingSuggestions(wordToCheck);
listEnumerator = spellingSuggestions.getEnumerator();
while (listEnumerator.moveNext())
{
info (strFmt("Suggestion: %1", listEnumerator.current()));
}
}
startSeparator = endSeparator;
}
spellChecker.finalize();
info ("Spell check done");
endLengthyOperation();
Unfortunately there is a bug in the checkSpelling method of the COM object from Word, so it will always use your default language of your Office setup as the language to check your text again. So you can't spellcheck for other languages than you default language of Office. You can change the default language from the Office Tools.
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