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Spell checking UTF-8 text with HunSpellChecker class
msoutopico replied to msoutopico's topic in Other Libraries
Hi again, I had a look at the mb functions (which I had already done), but as I don't really know what the problem is, I don't know which function could help. I think the problem is that the double-byte characters in the strings are handled as word boundaries when the string is written to a resource (not a file) by fwrite. That's all I could find out. Perhaps there's a way to fwrite multibyte text? Any further hints? Thanks a lot. Cheers, Manuel -
Spell checking UTF-8 text with HunSpellChecker class
msoutopico replied to msoutopico's topic in Other Libraries
Thank you, jazzman1. I'll explore your suggestions. I thought it would be better to post a link to the original question in another forum than copying/pasting the whole question here. Perhaps I should have posted the full question here and add a link to this forum in Stack Overflow, given that I didn't get any answers there. I don't know, but at least both questions should be linked, I think. Cheers, Manuel -
Hi there, I'm having a issue with a library that enables spell checking functionality in PHP when the text contains non-ASCII characters. I have posted the request for help in Stack Overflow but I got no answers there: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22878677/spell-checking-utf-8-text-with-hunspellchecker-class If anyone can help, I guess the best is to post answers there, so as not to duplicate efforts. Cheers, Manuel
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Hi Josh, Thank you very much for your kind answer. It turns out that my code was okay, the problem was the encoding of the file. I was using UTF-16 Little Endian, because it will need to contain text in double-byte languages (Asian languages, etc.). I tried changing it to ASCII and the script worked. So now I guess I need to find a way for my script to read double-byte stuff. Thanks a lot! Cheers, Manuel
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Hi there, I'm struggling a bit with this. This works fine: line 99: preg_match('^\s', $xmlElem) However, I shouldn't be writing the pattern there directly, because the pattern is in a tab-separated file. If I get it with fgetcsv and put it in another variable $pattern = $data[0]; echo $pattern; // outputs ^\s and then use that variable in the above match line 99: preg_match('/'. $pattern .'/', $xmlElem) then I get an error like: and there's no match. Could anyone help me out? Thank you so much! Cheers, Manuel