Problem with spell
michaelm at bcsaic.UUCP
michaelm at bcsaic.UUCP
Wed Mar 4 03:00:30 AEST 1987
Can anyone explain why I can't get Unix spell to accept "millions"? I am
using my own spelling list (i.e. I have explicitly added "millions" to the
standard spelling list w/ "spellin"), and I have verified that "millions" is
in the hash table using "spellout." Likewise, it is not in the stoplist, as
verified by "spellout." But "spell" rejects it. Explicitly:
54 % spellout grammar.spelling.hash #my hashed spelling list
millions
(Note that "spellout" does not echo "millions", indicating that it is in
the spelling hashlist)
55 % spellout grammar.stop.hash
millions
millions
(This time "spellout" echoes "millions", indicating that it is not in the stop
hashlist)
56 % spell -d grammar.spelling.hash -s grammar.stop.hash
millions
(^D here)
millions
How can "spell" reject it when "spellout" accepts it?
--
Mike Maxwell
Boeing Advanced Technology Center
arpa: michaelm at boeing.com
uucp: uw-beaver!uw-june!bcsaic!michaelm
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