spell-helper-program: preference variable

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spell-helper-program: preference variable

Default value: ""

The spell-correct command uses this variable when it generates a list of suggestions. If it's empty, Epsilon uses its own internal logic for guessing the correct word. If it's nonempty, it must be a command line, which Epsilon will execute. The program that runs should engage in a dialog following the "ispell -a" model, in which Epsilon sends it words and it replies with suggestions. Use the spell-configure command to set this variable.

Any %x in the variable will be replaced with the name of the directory containing Epsilon's executable; any %X will be replaced by the 8.3 version of that directory name.

More info:

spell-configure

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