One of the requirements for the twitter client we are developing for the community is a spellcheck component. What are some of the spellcheck components/systems you have used in applications and what was your experience using it?
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Addict Component Suite is the most complete one for Delphi, but it's not free.
But I think you are looking for freeware for your twitter utility, I have used LS Speller for free project and worked fine with me, it's based on ISpell, so you can update it with newer dictories.
But there's no D2009 update yet, and seems it's not actively developed.
Another option to use the MS Word built in dictionary.
Mohammed Nasman
2009-04-04 16:03:10
Isn't "Addictive" the name of the company, and "Addict" the name of the product?
Argalatyr
2009-04-05 19:53:55
You are right, I modified it :-), thanks for the correction
Mohammed Nasman
2009-04-06 05:38:46
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If you can guarantee that your client always has MS Word installed, I'd suggest MS Word's built in spellchecker too with OLE automation.
avar
2009-04-05 09:12:16
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In the blog comments Ken just suggested LS Spell which uses the ISpell dictionaries. It is for Delphi 5, 6 and 7, so as long as it doesn't make explicit use of other string types might work fine.
Jim McKeeth
2009-04-06 17:27:04
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I use the TRichView component as my "text editor" in my Delphi application.
It supports many spellcheckers that work with Delphi. You may want to compare the ones that it supports:
lkessler
2009-04-08 21:43:43
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DevExpress VCL also has a spell checker, though I have only played with a bit. I also own Addict which I use in software projects.
David Taylor
2009-06-03 01:24:14