NAME

       Enchant - a spellchecker

SYNOPSIS

       enchant-2 -a|-l|-h|-v [-L] [-d DICTIONARY] [FILE]

DESCRIPTION

       Enchant is an ispell-compatible spellchecker.

       -d DICTIONARY
              use the given dictionary

       -p WORDLIST
              use the given personal wordlist

       -a     list suggestions in ispell pipe mode format

       -l     list only the misspellings

       -L     display line numbers

       -h     display help and exit

       -v     display version information and exit

ENCHANT ORDERING FILE

       Enchant  uses global and per-user ordering files named enchant.ordering to decide which spelling provider
       to use for particular languages.  The per-user file takes precedence.

       The ordering file takes the form language_tag:<comma-separated list of spelling providers>. The  language
       tag is an IETF BCP 47 language tag, typically of the form COUNTRY_LANGUAGE.  To see what dictionaries are
       available,  run  enchant-lsmod-2.  '*'  is  used  to  mean  "use  this ordering for all languages, unless
       instructed otherwise." For example:

       *:aspell,hunspell,nuspell
       en:aspell,hunspell,nuspell
       en_GB:hunspell,nuspell,aspell
       fr:hunspell,nuspell,aspell

FILES AND DIRECTORIES

       Enchant looks in the following places for files, in decreasing order of precedence:

       ENCHANT_CONFIG_DIR
              (If the environment variable is set.)

       XDG_CONFIG_HOME/enchant (non-Windows systems)
              Default: ~/.config/enchant

       CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA\enchant (Windows systems)
              Default: C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\enchant

       /usr/share/enchant
              (Or the equivalent location relative to the enchant library for a relocatable build.)

       Dictionaries are looked for in  a  subdirectory  with  the  same  name  as  the  provider;  for  example,
       /usr/share/enchant/hunspell and ~/.config/enchant/hunspell.

       Some providers may also look in a standard system directory for their dictionaries; the hunspell provider
       can be configured to do so at build time.

SEE ALSO

       aspell(1), enchant-lsmod-2(1)

AUTHOR

       Written by Dom Lachowicz and Reuben Thomas.

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