Problem in overriding Autocorrection map

[vadiraj]

Hi
we got some issues when we try to override the autocorrectionmap hash table.
please Find the attachment.

[Fabian Zenker]

Hi!
Your sample project includes components we do not support and don't work on my machine. So I was not able to reproduce your issue. Please send/attach a sample project which does not have any components of Infragistics.
Regards,
Fabian

[vadiraj]

Thanks for reply.
please find the sample project attached.

[Fabian Zenker]

Hi!

Thank you for the sample project. Now I am able to reproduce your issues.

The first problem: I don't think that it is a bug, because it wouldn't make sense to enter these combinations ("hi" -> "hello", "hello" -> "hi") into the Autocorrect function. I think the best way to prevent this problem is to ensure that your "Autocorrect" form doesn't allow the user to enter a loop like this.

The second issue: RapidSpell does not treat certain characters as part of a word. For example a string like "invoice#" should be treated as 2 words. This means that because the character is not seen as part of the word, it cannot be used in the autocorrect.

Here's an article on changing the behaviour of the parser to include characters before and after a word - using this may help. You can change it to recognize any special chars you want.
http://keyoti.com/kb/Default.aspx?ToDo=view&questId=147

Regards,
Fabian

[vadiraj]

Hi thanks again,

yes we can validate ("hi" -> "hello", "hello" -> "hi") such entries in autocorrect. but if you try this follwing entry
("Zx"-> "Zxcv", "Asdf"->"Zxcv asdf zx asdf") then also it go into infinite loop.
we cant validate such entries.

[Fabian Zenker]

Hi!
Okay, in this case I would check if the bad word ("Asdf") you like to enter into the Autocorrect function is part of the string ("Zxcv asdf zx asdf"") you want to replace the bad word.
But anyway, I will send a feature request to our partner Keyoti to implement a function which will prevent loops like this.

Regards,
Fabian

[vadiraj]

Thank you. waiting for your sollution.

[vadiraj]

Hi,
Any updates?

[Fabian Zenker]

Hi,

I got an answer today regarding your "History of patient" problem. Keyoti says that "ho" is a valid word, so it won't even look for an autocorrection. They mean it is not a common English word, but it is correct. So they say that it is a correct behaviour.