Re: Hallelujah! Hspell 1.0 is released.

=E1=E9=E5=ED =F9=EC=E9=F9=E9, 16 =E1=EE=E0=E9 2006, 23:11, =F0=EB=FA=E1 =F2=
=EC =E9=E3=E9 Nadav Har'El:
>Or, you can wait a few days for the RPM to be released=20
What? I don't understand... patience?

> This is explained in hspell(1). Basically, it is the same as running
> "hspell -i", and useful for mixed Hebrew-English spell checking.

 -i     This option only has any effect when used together with the -a op=
tion.=20
Normally, hspell -a only checks the spelling of Hebrew  words.  If
              the  given  file  also  contains non-Hebrew words (such as=20
English words), these are simply ignored. Adding the -i option tells hspe=
ll=20
to
              pass the non-Hebrew words to ispell(1), and return its answ=
er as=20
an answer from hspell.  This allows  conveniently  spell-checking  mixed
              Hebrew-English documents.

This means, that if a word is not recognized, hspell will call ispell to =
try=20
and spell it out? in what way is hspell-i better then multispell? or the=20
other way?=20

This means I need 2 alternatives.. hspell.real, hspell-i and multispell..=
.
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