On Monday 01 October 2001 13:39, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Angus> - The spell does not complain about the following document:
> Angus> "The last word is <ERT>\hspace{1cm}</ERT> worngy."
>
> Angus> Nor does it complain about this: "The last word is worngy."
>
> Angus> But it does complain about these: "The last wrod is worngy."
> Angus> "The last <ERT>\hspace{1cm}</ERT> wrod is worngy."
>
> Angus> (wrod is flagged as incorrect, but not worngy).
>
> Angus> I conclude, therefore, that the spellchecker works correctly
> Angus> but that ispell is at fault. Perhaps someone with pspell can
> Angus> confirm this?
>
> Did you try to have the ispell backend spit on console the words it
> tries to check?
No... illuminating:
ispell comes up with some suggestions to "wrod" but none to "worngy",
although it recognizes it as being incorrect. Looks like the spellchecker is
indeed incorrect.
Angus
