Hi,
> I went through the RC. Checked in a bunch of spelling errors in SWC
> names, README, RELEASE_NOTES. IMO, it wouldn’t be right to release a
> Spell Checker with spelling errors in the supporting documentation ;-).
We released 1.0 with similar "issues". You could think of it as data to test
I went through the RC. Checked in a bunch of spelling errors in SWC
names, README, RELEASE_NOTES. IMO, it wouldn’t be right to release a
Spell Checker with spelling errors in the supporting documentation ;-).
Everything else (LICENSE, NOTICE, build, RAT) all looks fine so I would
likely vote to
> That incorrect you should only have one of ApacheFlexSpellingUI.swc or
ApacheFlexSpellingUIEx.swc, for spark controls you need
ApacheFlexSpellingUIEx.swc. These swcs define the same classes so you can
only use one at a time.
Ahh good to know! Then i'd adjust my first suggested change to the READ
Hi,
> Per the README I also have ApacheSpellingUI.swc in my src folder. Is that
> right?
That incorrect you should only have one of ApacheFlexSpellingUI.swc or
ApacheFlexSpellingUIEx.swc, for spark controls you need
ApacheFlexSpellingUIEx.swc. These swcs define the same classes so you can onl
Justin,
Okay after reviewing your email. I was able to get this to work. I took
the ApacheSpellingUI.swc out of the src folder, so I only have
ApacheSpellingUIEx.swc in my libs folder. And I've added the
ApackeFlexLinguisticUtils.swc into my libs folder. After that everything
works great!
Prop
Justin,
I also have the following in my lib folder:
ApacheSpellingEngine.swc
ApacheSpellingUIEx.swc
Per the README I also have ApacheSpellingUI.swc in my src folder. Is that
right? I noted above you mentioned that it was included in the libs
folder. Also you said that you have either ApacheSp
Hi,
> Yep, included that in my libs folder per the README.
What other swcs do you have in your lib directory? I think you need a minimum
of SpellingEngine.swc, SpellingFramework.swc, LinguisticUtils.swf (?) and
SpellingUI.swf or SpellingUIEx.swf depending if you have mx or spark controls.
I've
Justin,
>As per the README I think you need to add ApacheFlexSpellingUIEx.swc for
it to work with spark
>components.
Yep, included that in my libs folder per the README.
Chris
On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 2:36 PM, Justin Mclean
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > After including the ApacheFlexSpellingFramework.s
Hi,
> Having said that, the consensus within the PMC was to first do a few rounds
> of QA without calling a vote for each build.
That's the whole point of CTR (commit then review).
> Justin didn’t agree and as Release Manager, he is free to handle a release
> as he sees fit, however.
It not tha
There has to be at least one vote in order for something to become a
release.
Having said that, the consensus within the PMC was to first do a few rounds
of QA without calling a vote for each build. That way, if a few people
ironed out the wrinkles first, likely only one round of voting would be
n
Hi,
> I thought we were going to skip votes for release candidates ?
You need to vote on a RC in order to make it a official release, there's no way
that Apache policy (for good reasons). Plus I can't see this release having a
large number of RCs unless there's something obvious I'm missing as
I thought we were going to skip votes for release candidates ?
Tom
On 20/10/14 04:00, Justin Mclean wrote:
Hi,
Please place any discussion here and not in the vote thread.
Thanks,
Justin
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Hi,
> After including the ApacheFlexSpellingFramework.swc in my lib I got past
> that error. Maybe we need to add that into the README?
As per the README I think you need to add ApacheFlexSpellingUIEx.swc for it to
work with spark components.
Thanks,
Justin
Heyo,
Trying to test this out in a simple app. I use the same code as above, and
I got the following error:
VerifyError: Error #1014: Class
com.adobe.linguistics.spelling.framework.ui::IHighlighter could not be
found.
at SquigglyTest/btnCheck_clickHandler()[C:\Users\cmartin\Documents\Adobe
Flas
Hi,
Here's a sample to test out spelling working in spark components:
http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009";
xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx">
You'll need to add the en_GB dictionary to your project and set up the
spelling co
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