Am 17.04.2011 um 22:16 schrieb Jim Oldfield: >> From: Joost Verburg <jo...@lyx.org> >> >> "Julien Rioux" <jri...@physics.utoronto.ca> wrote in message >> news:iod00u$hei$1...@dough.gmane.org... >>> You would need to make aspell visible to the configure script by putting >>> the >> >> path to aspell.exe in your PATH environment variable or alternatively in >> the >> PATH in LyX preferences. Then reconfigure LyX, close and start LyX again. >> If it >> >> does not work after that then there is indeed a problem. >> >> No, we don't use Aspell anymore. The problem is indeed that Hunspell >> dictionaries are missing in the installer. This will be fixed in RC3. >> > > > Ok, thanks for the information > > > I'm still worried about one problem though, as I said in my previous email: > > > 3) When LyX could not spell check some (or all) text, it just claimed to have > completed the spell check successfully. It should instead report an error, so > the user at least knows that there could be spelling mistakes. > > > > Should I file a bug report?
Yes, you can do this, of course. And I have this on my ToDo list already. But it's a little bit more than simply reporting an error: 1) the spell checker shouldn't be enabled when not functional - if no dictionaries are found 2) the spell checker may be functional, but not for the languages used in document - obviously it shouldn't report success on spell check then. An warning message would be appropriate. Stephan
