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NAME

SYNOPSIS

        use Lspell;
        my $spell = new Lspell langCZ, '/home/user/cz.spl';
        if ($spell->match('Krtek')) { ... }
        my @similar = $spell->similar_words('Krtek');

DESCRIPTION

        langCZ langGR langSK langUK langUS

The second parameter is a name of the master dictionary. If there is no directory in the path, that from the default location will be used, so it's possible to do

        my $spell = new Lspell langCZ, 'cz.spl';

The optional third parameter specifies the user dictionary, this has to be the complete path.

After you've created the object, the following methods are available:

match

Takes one argument, the word to match, returns true or undef.

similar_words

Takes a word as an argument, returns list of similar words.

user_dictionary

Specifies the user dictionary even after new. You can also call this without a paramater, then it will close previously used user dictionary.

Note, that you cannot change the master dictionary for the object. For that you need to create a new object even if it's a spell object for the same language (Pary, is this correct?)

Exported constants

  IGN_ALL_CAPS
  IGN_MIX_DIGI
  UDR_DISK
  UDR_MEMO

VERSION

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