DictionaryLoad (Function)

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Operating mode of spelling checker in a Word Processing control

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DictionaryLoad (Function)

In french: DictionnaireCharge

Indicates and loads the dictionary corresponding to a given language.

Notes:

The dictionary must be a spelling dictionary in Hunspell format.
The French and English/American dictionaries are loaded by default.
In this version, these dictionaries are used by the Word Processing control. Caution: This documentation presents the last features of the Word Processing control. Make sure that all the necessary modules are updated.
In this version, these dictionaries are used:
- by the Word Processing control.
- Versions 24 and later
  by the edit control.
  New in version 24
  by the edit control.
  by the edit control.
- Versions 24 and later
  by the Text columns of Table controls.
  New in version 24
  by the Text columns of Table controls.
  by the Text columns of Table controls.

Example

// Load the French dictionary
DictionaryLoad("Dictionary_fr.dic", languageFrench, 0)
DictionaryLoad("Dictionary_fr.dic", "fr-fr")

// Load the French Canadian dictionary
DictionaryLoad("Dictionary_fr.dic", "fr-ca")
DictionaryLoad("Dictionary_fr-ca.dic", languageFrench, 3)
// 3 corresponds to the sub-language of Canada

Syntax

Loading a dictionary and associating it with a language via a constant Hide the details

<Result> = DictionaryLoad(<Dictionary> , <Language> [, <Sub-language>])

<Result>: Boolean

True if the dictionary was loaded,
False otherwise. To find out the error details, use ErrorInfo associated with the errMessage constant.

<Dictionary>: Character string (with quotes)

Path of dictionary file to load (".dic" file). A ".aff" file with the same name must be found at the same location. These files must correspond to Hunspell dictionary files.

<Language>: Integer constant

Language for which the dictionary will be used:
Versions 16 and later
languageAfrikaans
New in version 16
languageAfrikaans
languageAfrikaans Afrikaans
languageAlbanian Albanian
languageGerman German
languageEnglish English
languageArabic Arabic
languageArmenian Armenian
Versions 16 and later
languageBengali
New in version 16
languageBengali
languageBengali Bengali
languageBelarusian Belorussian
languageBulgarian Bulgarian
Versions 16 and later
languageCatalan
New in version 16
languageCatalan
languageCatalan Catalan
languageChinese Chinese
languageKorean Korean
languageCroatian Croatian
languageDanish Danish
languageSpanish Spanish
languageEstonian Estonian
languageFinnish Finnish
languageFrench French
languageGeorgian Georgian
languageGreek Greek
languageHebrew Hebrew
Versions 17 and later
languageHindi
New in version 17
languageHindi
languageHindi Hindi
languageHungarian Hungarian
Versions 16 and later
languageIndonesian
New in version 16
languageIndonesian
languageIndonesian Indonesian
languageIcelandic Icelandic
languageItalian Italian
languageJapanese Japanese
languageLatvian Latvian
languageLithuanian Lithuanian
languageMacedonian Macedonian
languageDutch Dutch
languageNorwegian Norwegian
languageUzbek Uzbek
Versions 16 and later
languagePunjabi
New in version 16
languagePunjabi
languagePunjabi Punjabi
languagePolish Polish
languagePortuguese Portuguese
languageRomanian Romanian
languageRussian Russian
languageSerbian Serbian
Versions 16 and later
languageSindhi
New in version 16
languageSindhi
languageSindhi Sindhi
languageSlovak Slovakian
languageSlovenian Slovenian
languageSwedish Swedish
languageCzech Czech
languageThai Thai
languageTurkish Turkish
languageUkrainian Ukrainian
languageVietnamese Vietnamese

<Sub-language>: Optional integer

Sub-language for which the dictionary is defined. See Correspondence between languages, sub-languages, character sets and nations for more details. If this parameter is not specified, the default sub-language associated with the language is used.

Loading a dictionary and associating it with a language (via the language name) Hide the details

<Result> = DictionaryLoad(<Dictionary> , <Language>)

<Result>: Boolean

True if the dictionary was loaded,
False otherwise. To find out the error details, use ErrorInfo associated with the errMessage constant.

<Dictionary>: Character string (with quotes)

Path of dictionary file to load (".dic" file). A ".aff" file with the same name must be found at the same location. These files must correspond to Hunspell dictionary files.

<Language>: Character string (with quotes)

Language and sub-language for which the dictionary will be used (for example : "fr-fr").

Remarks

Operating mode of spelling checker in a Word Processing control

A docx document contains information about the document language. This information is used to identify the dictionary language that will be used.
If the dictionary corresponding to the document language is placed beside the executable, it is automatically loaded and used to correct the document. If the dictionary corresponding to the document language is not found, the spell check is not available.
When creating a docx document via the Word Processing control, the document language corresponds to the current application language (defined by Nation for example).

..CheckSpell is used to enable (or not) the spelling checker on a Word Processing control.

See Check spelling based on Hunspell dictionaries for more details.

Component : wd250std.dll