ABOUT PYHUNSPELL
Pyhunspell is a set of Python bindings for the Hunspell spellchecker engine. It lets developers load Hunspell dictionaries, check words, get suggestions, add new words, etc. It also provides some basic morphological analysis related methods. Basic usage instructions are at UsingPyHunspell.
IMPORTANT NOTE
This is not the original repository for PyHunspell. I simply uploaded here to fix the setup.py script to work with newer version of hunspell, as the original source does not appear to be updated anymore. The original project is hosted on Google Code:
It’s not my intention to actively maintain this project, beyond making sure that it compiles with recent versions of Hunspell, for use in QuiEdit (a distraction- free text editor).
INSTALLATION
Make sure that python-dev and libhunspell-dev are installed and run the following command as root to install pyhunspell:
> python setup.py install
LICENSE
It’s not entirely clear under which license PyHunspell is released. On the homepage it says LGPL, but in the source it says GPL. Since I believe the source has precedence, I will release this under GPL until the original tells me to do otherwise. For the full license, see COPYING.
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