-=> Quoting Bat Lang to Tony Pater <=-
BL> Hi, Tony!
Hi Bat .....
BL> I really don't have any suggestions, but I use ISpell in Warp 4 in
BL> almost identical fashion to JSpell in DOS, with a slight difference
BL> due to the GNU parentage.
I stumbled across Ispell over on the LEO server in Europe way back
in 1991, at around the time I moved from DOS (4dos), to OS/2...,
it worked fine, but something has screwed it up.
It was one of the major reasons I use/registered "Escriba" WP,
which I use in conjunction with Boxer.
BL> CFSys envars:
BL> SET ISPELL=D:\GNU\LIB\ISPELL\
BL> SET TERMCAP=D:\GNU\LIB\ISPELL\
I think my problem maybe this ....
You've specified 'TERMCAP' .... which doesn't work ?
.... but 'SET TERM' does, at the cmd-line !
Thanks or the Rexx batch, I'll play with it ASAP.
BL> I suggest that you may have replaced an earlier TERMCAP.DAT with a
BL> newer one, which has an unrecognized (by Ispell) term therein. On my
BL> system, I have two versions of that file. The earlier one is in my
BL> %ISPELL% path, whilst a later one is in my EMX area. The earlier one
BL> is:
BL> 4955 07/13/92 18:14:38 ---- TERMCAP DAT D:\GNU\LIB\ISPELL\
Yes .... I had changed it, and it worked.
I have the version you mentioned above and re-installed it to the
ISPELL directory, then 'SET TERM' from the cmd-line, and it worked.
I have changed the ansi code to reflect my preferences (Bri Yellow on
Black), and that too is now working.
I'm gonna 'SET TERM' in the OS/2 'Config.sys' in addition to 'SET TERMCAP',
and see if that's the clincher.
BL> If you will give me your email address, I'll file atch a cy of this
BL> earlier TERMCAP.DAT.
No need Bat, but thanks.
BTW .... to you and others here, due to the shrinkage in Nodes available
now in Fidonet, quite a few of my Netmails are bounced at the BBS.
I was going to write via netmail to save bandwidth, but as I've discovered
Netmail is out pro-tem.
Thanks for your input, it helped to focus down. Thanks too to Will
for his suggestion (I don't use FP 11/12 as it screwed up my Elsa
Video - invoking 'attrib /SE /a:d' etc )... showed no RO attributes
on the directories.
Tony
Sydney, Oz
Mon 11-22-1999 5:52:23 pm
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