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Hello, and first of all, thank you for all your hard work on this awesome tool!
Behaviour I am facing occurs when there is swear word (f.e. "bstard") typed with misspelling - I can't get corrected version from it ("bastard") when running spellchecker.getCorrectionsForMisspelling("bstard"), instead it gives other words (like "bustard), but not what I actually need.
At the same time using spellchecker.isMisspelled("bastard") will return false, which means word is in the list already, so just adding word to the dictionary with spellchecker.add("bastard") doesn't resolve the issue.
It is crucial for my use-case to get profanities corrections, so I would be very grateful if you could:
a) tell me if I got the reason of the issue correctly, or if I am missing something important
b) navigate me to the option how to remove this kind of "swear word restriction"
c) expose such option if it is not present in current API
Thanks in advance!
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@rafeca@smashwilson@daviwil, just judging by commit history, I believe some of you is involved in current maintenance of the repo. Could you give some advice on my issue, please?
I would start with which operating system you are using and which version. This library has three possible implementations based on that and the prefer environment variable.
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Hello, and first of all, thank you for all your hard work on this awesome tool!
Behaviour I am facing occurs when there is swear word (f.e. "bstard") typed with misspelling - I can't get corrected version from it ("bastard") when running
spellchecker.getCorrectionsForMisspelling("bstard")
, instead it gives other words (like "bustard), but not what I actually need.At the same time using
spellchecker.isMisspelled("bastard")
will return false, which means word is in the list already, so just adding word to the dictionary withspellchecker.add("bastard")
doesn't resolve the issue.It is crucial for my use-case to get profanities corrections, so I would be very grateful if you could:
a) tell me if I got the reason of the issue correctly, or if I am missing something important
b) navigate me to the option how to remove this kind of "swear word restriction"
c) expose such option if it is not present in current API
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: