Spell checker

[moster67]

An update:

finally I have been able to look into this project of mine again.

Well, I have reduced the loading time of the dictionary-files dramatically and now both are loaded within 3 seconds on my device.

Anyway, as already mentioned in a previous post of mine, the big news is that I have transformed this project into a class-library written in VB.NET. It works so far without any problems but before releasing it, I just need to add two or three missing features. I have tested the library in a sample-project in VB.NET and it works nicely although of course there may be a few bugs not yet discovered. I will most likely make a posting on XDA where developers can download it and test it.

The bad news: While the loading of the data works allright in a Basic4PPC-project, the spellchecking-engine does not This is due to the textbox-control of Basic4PPC which must be passed on to the library. However, I will later post a question in the Library-section of this forum and see if anyone can help to get the library compatible with Basic4PPC.

Regards,
moster67

[Erel]

It shouldn't be too hard to pass a textbox control from Basic4ppc to an external library.
A VB .Net Sub:

Public Sub DoSomethingWithTextBox(textBox1 As TextBox)
 textBox1.Text = "test"
End Sub

In Basic4ppc:

YourLibrary.DoSomthingWithTextBox("TextBox1")

[moster67]

I already resolved it. I did as you suggested but the trick was to pass on the TextBox with double apostrophes around the name of the textbox:

YourLibrary.DoSomthingWithTextBox("TextBox1")

From my test-application in VB.NET it works without the double apostrophes:

YourLibrary.DoSomthingWithTextBox(TextBox1)

Thank you Erel

[tsteward]

Looking forward to the version, keep up the good work!

[moster67]

Just to inform you that this project has now been transformed into a library which may found in the Additional Library section of this forum.

Regards,
moster67