Open s-light opened 7 years ago
I had a (sort of) similar error with hunspell. Try using the absolute path for aspell, rather than relying on it being able to find the program in your path.
I found my problem - the language selection for the document in the status bar was set to de-DE
(the Automatic) - if i set it to en than it checks. would be good if it shows some sort of info that for the chosen document language there is no spell-checking available....
additionally for me currently it seems there is a bigger problem with the path option: if i remove the text from the path option i get the error
linter-spell: Dictionary request failed Call to hunspell failed with a code of null.
as soon as i delete the last char.
if i write something like aspell
or abcdefgxyz
i don't get any error messages. so i have no feedback if the path/program name is correct/found/accepted.
iam using atom 1.18.0 with linter-spell 0.15.0 on an linux kubuntu 17.04 64bit
additional related question - i have read that hunspell is used by firefox and libreoffice - i use both in my system - is it possible to use one of these hunspell installations / dictionaries? hunspell is not available in my default path.
if i enable linter-spell i get a error message:
as
spell path
i have setaspell
if i check if aspell is available in my terminal it seems fine:this is the default install in my kubuntu 16.10 system. so i thought that this should work. do i have to do some other steps so linter-spell can find it/communicate with it?