What's New in 9.0
We regularly release major updates to our libraries, adding new features and responding to customer requests.
Dictionaries
Customize directory paths
With TX Spell .NET 9.0, the location of the required sub-folders can be determined by specifying a directory path with the new corresponding properties.Dialogs
Showdialog settings
With TX Spell .NET 9.0, it is possible to specify the start position and the owner of all built-in dialog boxes.ShowDialog settings
Customize dialog positions and owners with ShowDialogSettings. With TX Spell .NET for WPF 9.0, the ShowDialogSettings class now determines the start position and owner of the built-in options and spell check dialog.
To specify these settings for the spell check dialog, the new TXSpellChecker.SpellChecker.ShowDialogSettings property is provided. The options dialog can be customized by setting an instance of the ShowDialogSettings class as a parameter to the OptionsDialog method.
Customize directory paths
Customize directory paths for TX Spell .NET components. By default, four directories are required to make use of the TX Spell .NET features: spell checking, hyphenation, creating synonyms, and detecting language scopes:
- Dictionaries
- HyphenationLists
- SynonymLists
- LanguageRecognition
On a development machine, these folders are located in the \Assembly subdirectory of the TX Spell .NET installation directory. When the application is deployed, TX Spell .NET looks for these directories in the application's root folder.
With TX Spell .NET for WPF 9.0, the location of these sub-folders can now be determined by specifying a directory path using the new properties: DictionariesDirectoryPath, HyphenationListsDirectoryPath, SynonymListsDirectoryPath, and LanguageRecognitionDirectoryPath.