Linux command
aspell-import 命令
文本
Copy it and replace filenames, paths, or keywords as needed.
命令示例
Import
aspell-import
Invoke explicitly
perl $(which aspell-import)
说明
aspell-import is a Perl script that searches for old personal dictionaries from Ispell and earlier versions of Aspell, then imports them into the current user's GNU Aspell personal word list. It is intended to be run once after installing Aspell or upgrading from Ispell. The script scans the user's home directory and standard dictionary locations, converts each entry, and writes a header line so the result is a valid Aspell personal dictionary.
FAQ
What is the aspell-import command used for?
aspell-import is a Perl script that searches for old personal dictionaries from Ispell and earlier versions of Aspell, then imports them into the current user's GNU Aspell personal word list. It is intended to be run once after installing Aspell or upgrading from Ispell. The script scans the user's home directory and standard dictionary locations, converts each entry, and writes a header line so the result is a valid Aspell personal dictionary.
How do I run a basic aspell-import example?
Run `aspell-import` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more aspell-import examples?
This page includes 2 examples for aspell-import, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.