Ok,

(a) the macintosh spell checker  from Sophie was dragged into Pharo,  
see subclasses of RBSpellChecker

(b) Don't be confused by the Sophie 1.0 which is based on squeak and  
does not need the internet to read books unless you link out to  
internet media
http://www.opensophie.org. New BSD license http://opensophie.org/en/about/license

(c) Sophie 2.0 http://www.sophieproject.org written by a different  
group/organization in Java and based on a Java server in the cloud.


,On 29-Jul-09, at 1:32 AM, Gary Dunn wrote:

> On Tue, 2009-07-28 at 23:23 +0200, Michael Rueger wrote:
>> Gary Dunn wrote:
>>> Is there a spell checker for text morphs? If not, has anyone tried
>>> implementing aspell? (http:/aspell.net)
>>
>> You could check out the work done in Sophie :-)
>
> Thanks! Great tip.
>
> Sophie looks like it should play a key role in Open Slate, yet there  
> are
> aspects that bother me. One is the assumption that users will always
> have a network connection. Another is that although it is written in
> Squeak, the end user does not touch Squeak. They use a web browser,  
> with
> a plug-in. Squeak has no such animal, right? So while I applaud the  
> use
> of Squeak, I would prefer that Sophie be accessible from Squeak.
>
> -- 
> Gary Dunn, Honolulu
> osp at aloha.com
> http://openslate.net/
> http://e9erust.blogspot.com/
> Sent from Slate001
>
>

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