[scribus-dev] implementing modern spelling and grammar checking

[NASA Jeff]

I don't see why not, I've not tried Antidote yet.

I actually started writing a AI spell checker years ago, before all
thease modern one came out so I'm glad to see a few open source ones are
availabkle.  I started writing it in C# and found that the immutable
collection classes were too slow when the algopryms I was using maintained
the integraty of the collection between functional groups. I really
couldn't be bothered writing my own collection classes that were mutable
and the hunspell guy I had a chat with said that there were privacy issues
with my approach, which was local ai learning that synced up with a server.

On Sun, 21 Jun 2020 at 03:52, Alexandre Larouche <alarouche at druide.com>
wrote:

> Alex here from Druide, maker of Antidote (https://antidote.info).
>
> If interested, we can provide help and API modification to ease Antidote
> integration too.
>
>
>
> ——
> Alexandre Larouche
> alarouche at druide.com
>
> Le 20 juin 2020 à 22:13, NASA Jeff <tallboy258 at gmail.com> a écrit :
>
> 
> I have another little project for myself after PDF text import is well on
> its way. Implementing https://languagetoolplus.com/ as a modern spelling
> and grammar checker within Scribus. I'm hoping I can do this via the
> Scribus scripting API. What do you think the possibilities of being able to
> do that are?
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