Yes it is. I don't know if you're asking about the user dictionary, or main dictionary. So here's both
USER DICTIONARY ('Add' button functionality):
This is just a text file, with one word per line, so you could just create that text file when the app starts.
Or, you can actually read/write to the DB during spell check operations
https://keyoti.com/kb/De...questId=33&catId=45
MAIN DICTIONARY:
You can create .dict files using the DictManager.jar API. The DictManager.jar is in the product ZIP, under "DictManager"
Programmatic Use Of Dict Manager
To use Dict Manager programmatically:
Add DictManager.jar to your classpath, or lib.
Create an instance: model = new com.keyoti.rapidSpell.DictManagerModel();
Use any of the method calls on 'model':
Code:
createDict - Creates a new dict file
loadDict - Loads an existing dict file
addWord - Adds a word to current open dict file
mergeDictFile - Merges an existing dict file with the open dict file
mergeTextFile - Merges an existing text file with the open dict file
removeWord - Removes a word from the dict file
lookUp - Checks if a word is in the dict file
saveDict - Saves the currently open dict file
Typical usages should be in the following order;
create or load
modifying operations
save.
Then, use the .dict file for the dictionary (instead of the default JAR)
https://keyoti.com/produ...rGuide/Dict%20Files.htm
Jim
-your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
