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[aspell] ANNOUNCE: Aspell .29 and Gaspell .29
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Kevin Atkinson |
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[aspell] ANNOUNCE: Aspell .29 and Gaspell .29 |
Date: |
Sun, 6 Feb 2000 20:54:20 -0500 (EST) |
A new version of Aspell and Gaspell is out.
This version of Aspell has many new features the most noticeable of them
are.
1) Rudimentary filter support. Aspell now has filters for html, tex, and
email as well as a filter for skipping over URL, email addresses, and host
names.
2) Total rework of the suggestion code for far better results. Here is a
comparison of aspell with previous versions and other spell checkers.
Score Total Not Total First on Found but
Found Found Suggestion Not First
List
Aspell .20 0.835 82 414 291 123
Aspell .21 0.817 91 405 291 114
Aspell .22-.24 0.867 66 430 276 154
Aspell .25-.28 0.839 80 416 280 136
Aspell .29 / 0.942 29 467 295 172
Normal
Aspell .29 / 0.881 59 437 296 141
Fast
Aspell .29 / 0.982 9 487 297 190
Bad Spellers
Ispell 3.1.20 0.546 225 271 193 78
w/ -S option
Word 97 0.706 146 350 281 69
3) New table driven phonetic code thanks to the contribution of Bj?rn
Jacke.
This version now uses namespaces which means egcs 1.0 and gcc 2.8 will no
longer cut it. If this becomes a serious problem let me know as it
should not be to difficult to get it working again with egcs 1.0 and
gcc 2.8.
The Gaspell utility has been updated to work with the new version of
Aspell.
As always you can find it off of the aspell homepage at its new location
at http://aspell.sourceforge.net/
---
Kevin Atkinson
address@hidden
http://metalab.unc.edu/kevina/
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