aspell command is used as a spell checker in Linux. Generally, it will scan the given files or anything from standard input then it check for misspellings. Finally it allows the user to correct the words interactively.
Linux aspell Command Tutorial for Beginners (5 Examples)
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This tutorial for hackers, So if you will get access to any computer of the drive then you will 100% find some files. so cat command is used to see, edit matter inside the file. You can create a file and add content inside the file.
In this tutorial, you learn how to write a Vim plugin of your own. The guide walks you through creating and deploying an example plugin. It shows you how to make plugins that use Vim script, Python, or external command-line programs.
Cross-platform (on Linux I use 4.1.1 as it is the last static build available for download, otherwise my OS is too old), apparently it has it's own spell-check dictionaries (program directory contains e.g. en_GB.aff, en_GB.dic - not sure if these use aspell or standalone engine); comments are skipped (I like), commands are skipped (I like), filecontents with bibliography entries are skipped (surprised at this, like), math is skipped (like) -- though some packages/arguments are still checked/underlined, and \cite arguments too (see Make spellchecker ignore contents of certain commands in TexMaker). In any case, this looks quite good to me...
However, rather than configuring aspell's behaviour at the command line with --add-tex-command=, --rem-tex-command=, etc. I'd recommend creating project-level tex_conf and my_spelling files. These files are easier to manage and curate for larger projects and can also be version controlled (hopefully with the rest of your project files) and distributed with your content.
Q:19 What is the use of at command in linux ?Ans: The at command is used to schedule a one-time execution of a program in the future. All submitted jobs are spooled in the /var/spool/at directory and executed by the atd daemon when the scheduled time arrives.
Q:20 What is the role of lspci command in linux ?Ans: The lspci command displays information about PCI buses and the devices attached to your system. Specify -v, -vv, or -vvv for detailed output. With the -m option, the command produces more legible output.
description: user mode(s) to set after connection to server and before executing command and the auto-join of channels; examples: "+R" (to set mode "R"), "+R-i" (to set mode "R" and remove "i"); see /help mode for the complete mode syntax (note: content is evaluated, see /help eval; server options are evaluated with $irc_server.xxx and $server is replaced by the server name)
For additional options, language settings, and different modes, you can reference the Aspell manual by using man aspell at the command line. For English language abbreviations like en_US and en_GB, see the installation screenshot above as it highlights the ones installed.
An external command can be a (possibly optional) requirement for animported or suggested package but needed for examples, tests orvignettes in the package itself. Such usages should always be declaredand conditional.
Examples are not only useful for documentation purposes, but alsoprovide test code used for diagnostic checking of R code. Bydefault, text inside \examples will be displayed in theoutput of the help page and run by example() and by R CMDcheck. You can use \dontrunfor text that should only be shown, but not run, and\dontshowfor extra commands for testing that should not be shown to users, butwill be run by example(). (Previously this was called\testonly, and that is still accepted.)
I've written up a number of posts on the site that detail the use of repoquery. Look to those for potential ways to use it. Also a good tutorial on it's usage, titled: Centos 6/RHEL using Repoquery and Yum commands.
Spell checking is started by the command [Edit]/[Spellchecking]. It relies on the installation of the aspell software (works on Unix systems and Windows). The dictionary used forthe correction is automatically deduced from the language selected in theglobal options . An error message indicates if thedictionary was not found or if the name does not match; it is then necessary tocheck your local installation of Aspell to determine the correct nameof the dictionary. 2ff7e9595c
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