alan@ucf-cs.UUCP (11/03/83)
Correct is a program that is used to correct spelling mistakes in text files. It invokes "spell" to find spelling mistakes and prompts the user for the required corrections. It has options to invoke "look" to give possible correct spellings. It also allows you to invoke "grep" to see the context of the word before making corrections. Once the corrections have been made, it invokes the ex editor to make the corrections. An option in correct allows you to maintain a local dictionary of words that you know are correct but are flagged by spell. The source to correct has been posted to net.sources. The file is a shell script that will create a directory called correct with the files correct.c, Makefile and a manual entry. ** Note: the version posted in conjunction with this message is slightly updated (with larger array sizes and slightly better error detection) than the one posted on Tuesday. Please use the updated version. Please send any comments or suggestions. R. Alan Eustace alan.ucf-cs@rand-relay decvax!ucf-cs!alan -- Alan Eustace