Hi,
First of all, I'd want to say that I have XamSpellChecker already working with the dictionaries that come with installation package.
Now I'm trying to figure out how to use additional dictionaries that are not included as part of installation, for example, Norwegian. As I understand, You're using Keyoti dictionaries, so I've tried to download and use one of their evaluation dictionaries to see if they work (https://keyoti.com/products/rapidspell/dotNet/dictionaries/index.html).
They don't, I've tried v1 and v2, but it seems that both versions cannot be parsed. I've found a tool in these forums that is able to successfully open and edit the dictionary files provided with Your WPF controls, but it cannot open the evaluation dictionaries from Keyoti.
Am I missing something, or should I contact Keyoti regarding this?
Regards,
Gediminas.
Hello Gediminas,I have put together a sample project to illustrate how a dictionary can be added to XamSpellChecker. For testing the functionality, I have also used the Norwegian dictionary from the link you provided and it was loaded without any issues.One thing to note here is that the dictionary file should be added as a resource – the Build Action in the file properties should be set to Resource.Please let me know if you need further assistance.
I have the same problem. I used your example with simple Norwegian words: arbeid, hei, godt, eksempel. All these words are said to be not in DICT-NO-NO-Norwegian-EVALUATION-VERSION.dict. Whereas evaluation version dictionary from Keyoti contains 74k words except for words staring with 'z'. Therefore, I assume that dictionary is not loaded correctly in your example.
By the way, we are using v15.1 xaml spellchecker and your example is with v16.1. Can it have any impact?
Thank you for your answer,
Darius Butkevicius