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How to use aspell on the command line

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linux

unix

command-line

I need to use aspell or any other spell checking in a command line program. I need to check for a single word only not on a file....

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Rameha Avatar asked May 24 '10 08:05

Rameha

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echo $WORD | aspell -a
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Noufal Ibrahim Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 00:10

Noufal Ibrahim
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