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The suggestion prioritization mechanism is designed to allow the admins to influence and change the default behavior of how the corrections are generated and showed shown to end users. Using this mechanism, the admins can create a list of rules which will be used during the process of generating corrections.
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- Common spelling errors (e.g. “teh” –> “the”)
- Synonyms and alternatives
Rules
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categories
There is a list of main categories that can be used to create your custom rules for the suggestion prioritization.
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| name | Description |
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| ANY_POSITION | Any position in a word |
| WORD_INITIAL | The first letter in a word |
| FIRST_OR_SECOND | The first or the second letter in a word |
| MIDDLE_OF_THE_WORD | Not the first and not the last letter in a word |
| END_OF_THE_WORD | The last letter in a word (end of a word) |
| ENTIRE_WORD | The entire word |
Syntax and
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configuration File
All the rules should be written in a special *.ini configuration file.
Configuration
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file
The configuration file for the suggestion prioritization mechanism must match the next requirements.
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You can have more than one configuration file with rules for different languages. Also, you can reuse a single file with rules for a list of languages which might have the same rules (e.g. English dialects).
Syntax
The syntax of the configuration file with rules for the suggestion prioritization must follow the next requirements.
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| Code Block |
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END_OF_THE_WORD z s ENTIRE_WORD teh the |
Getting
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started
Once a new configuration file with the rules is ready and placed in the [WebSpellChecker_Installation_Folder]/AppServer/ folder. The next step is to enable the suggestion prioritization mechanism in the AppServerX.xml file.
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