First of all, you make a common mistake: getchar() returns an int and not a char. This may cause errors in the != EOF condition
Ok, so here's my short approach I would be taken, no guarantuee that it works though
Code:
int c;
int iscorrect = 1;
int inword = 0;
int lastvowel = 0; // if it is 1, the previously read char was a vowel
while((c = getchar()) != EOF) {
if(delimitp((char) c)) {
if(inword) { // end of word reached
(iscorrect == 1 && lastvowel == 1) ? printf(" correct word\n"); : printf(" wrong word\n"); // word had to be correct and the char in front of the delimit had to be vowel
inword = 0;
iscorrect = 1; //reset
} else // two or more delimiters, ignore them
continue;
}
if(!letterp((char) c)) { //word is def wrong
inword = 1;
iscorrect = 0;
putchar(c);
continue;
}
if(!inword) { //first char of word, so we don't check adjacent consonsants here
inword = 1;
iscorrect = 1; //we accecpt consonants and vowels here. all other got kicked of in the if before - prob obsolute because we reset it at the delimiters
if(vowelp((char) c))
lastvowel = 1;
else
lastvowel = 0;
putchat(c);
} else {
if(!vowelp((char) c) && lastvowel = 0) //adjacent consonants
iscorrect = 0;
putchar(c);
}
}
So, I hope this gets the job done Just a quick summary: First we check for delimiters. If it is the first delimiter and the last char was a vowel (and the word was correct to this point) it is correct. More limiters get ignored.
Then we check what else is there: If it is not a letter, the word is def wrong. But still we put it out.
If it is the first char of a word, we don't care it it is a vowel or consonant, both is ok. But we still need to check so we are able to check for adjacent consonants. This is done via lastvowel.
Administrator/Moderators,
I would like to put forth a request rather a suggestion in other words.
How about the inclusion of 'SPELL CHECK' tool along with existing submit reply and preview post tools?
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Discussion started by: sreyan32
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thai/thwctype.h(3) libthai thai/thwctype.h(3)NAME
thai/thwctype.h -
Thai wide-char character classifications.
SYNOPSIS
Functions
int th_wcistis (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character convertible to a valid TIS-620 code?
int th_wcisthai (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai character?
int th_wciseng (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character an English character?
int th_wcisthcons (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai consonant?
int th_wcisthvowel (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai vowel?
int th_wcisthtone (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai tone mark?
int th_wcisthdiac (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai diacritic?
int th_wcisthdigit (thwchar_t wc)
Is the character a Thai digit?
int th_wcisthpunct (thwchar_t wc)
Is the character a Thai punctuation?
int th_wcistaillesscons (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai consonant that fits the x-height?
int th_wcisovershootcons (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai consonant with stem above ascender?
int th_wcisundershootcons (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai consonant with stem below baseline?
int th_wcisundersplitcons (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai consonant with split part below baseline?
int th_wcisldvowel (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai leading vowel?
int th_wcisflvowel (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai following vowel?
int th_wcisupvowel (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai upper vowel?
int th_wcisblvowel (thwchar_t wc)
Is the wide character a Thai below vowel?
int th_wcchlevel (thwchar_t wc)
Position for rendering:
Detailed Description
Thai wide-char character classifications.
Function Documentation
int th_wcchlevel (thwchar_twc)
Position for rendering:
o 3 = above/top
o 2 = top
o 1 = above
o 0 = base
o -1 = below
int th_wcistis (thwchar_twc)
Is the wide character convertible to a valid TIS-620 code? TIS-620 here means US-ASCII plus TIS-620 extension.
Author
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