Alexander Skwar wrote:
> So sprach Mr. Wade am Sun, May 20, 2001 at 06:47:44PM -0400:
> > You shouldn't need to do that. Mutt should call whatever you
> > specify by the $ispell variable with the "-x" switch and the
> > temporary file name on the command line for you.
>
> Yeah, and that works very fine, indeed. I've set
>
> ispell="aspell -d deutsch -x -c "
>
> in my muttrc. But, I'd also like to check english texts for spleing errors.
> So I'd like to have a key which would invoke
>
> "aspell -d american -x -c "
>
> How would I go about it?
Have you tried something like the following?
macro compose i '<enter-command>set ispell="aspell -d deutsch -c" \
<enter><ispell>' 'Deutsch'
macro compose I '<enter-command>set ispell="aspell -d american -c" \
<enter><ispell>' 'American'
Note that the "-x" switch ought not need to be specified. Mutt
alreay includes it on the command line when it calls whatever you
specified by the $ispell variable.
Good luck!
-- Mr. Wade
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