-- -- Copyright (c) 2004-6 Don Stewart - http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~dons -- GPL version 2 or later (see http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html) -- -- | Interface to /aspell/, an open source spelling checker, from a -- suggestion by Kai Engelhardt. Requires you to install aspell. -- module Plugin.Spell where import Plugin PLUGIN Spell instance Module SpellModule () where moduleCmds _ = ["spell"] moduleHelp _ _ = "spell . Show spelling of word" process_ _ _ [] = return ["No word to spell."] process_ _ _ s = (return . showClean . take 5) `fmap` liftIO (spell s) binary :: String binary = "aspell" args :: [String] args = ["pipe"] -- -- | Return a list of possible spellings for a word -- 'String' is a word to check the spelling of. -- spell :: String -> IO [String] spell word = spellWithDict word Nothing [] -- -- | Like 'spell', but you can specify which dictionary and pass extra -- arguments to aspell. -- spellWithDict :: String -> Maybe Dictionary -> [String] -> IO [String] spellWithDict word (Just d) ex = spellWithDict word Nothing ("--master":show d:ex) spellWithDict word Nothing ex = do (out,err,_) <- popen binary (args++ex) (Just word) let o = fromMaybe [word] ((clean_ . lines) out) e = fromMaybe e ((clean_ . lines) err) return $ case () of {_ | null o && null e -> [] | null o -> e | otherwise -> o } -- -- Parse the output of aspell (would probably work for ispell too) -- clean_ :: [String] -> Maybe [String] clean_ (('@':'(':'#':')':_):rest) = clean' rest -- drop header clean_ s = clean' s -- no header for some reason -- -- Parse rest of aspell output. -- -- Grammar is: -- OK ::= * -- Suggestions ::= & : , , ... -- None ::= # -- clean' :: [String] -> Maybe [String] clean' (('*':_):_) = Nothing -- correct spelling clean' (('#':_):_) = Just [] -- no match clean' (('&':rest):_) = Just $ split ", " (clean'' rest) -- suggestions clean' _ = Just [] -- not sure clean'' :: String -> String clean'' s | Just (_,_,m,_) <- pat `matchRegexAll` s = m | otherwise = s where pat = mkRegex "[^:]*: " -- drop header -- -- Alternate dictionaries, currently just lambdabot's. The idea was to -- have a dictionary for lambdabot commands, and aspell rather than -- levinshtein for spelling errors. Turns out to be quite complicated, -- for negligible gain. -- data Dictionary = Lambdabot -- ^ Dictionary of lambdabot commands (it's its own language) -- path to the master dictionary instance Show Dictionary where showsPrec _ Lambdabot = showString "State/lambdabot"