Enabling flyspell mode on emacs/w32? -


I need to install / run flyspell mode on emacs / w32.

I installed IcePlay for Windows, and then I followed the process written in.

  1. I downloaded flyspell-1.7a.el to designate it as flyspell.el, and copied it to the load-path directory.
  2. I modified .emacs 
 ;;; Http://www.sop.inria.fr/members/Manuel.Serrano/flyspell/flyspell.html ;;; Flyspel mode (requires flyspell) ('flyspell-mode' flyspell 'autoload)' 'On-the-fly spelling checker. "T" (autoload 'flyspell-delay-command' flyspell "" command delay ") autoload '

But when I run MX with FlyModa, I get the following error. / P> 

  (error has failed to define "Autoloading function turn-on-floppell")

What could be wrong?

< H2> Solution with ISPELL

This should work with Win32 problem, which works with emacs / win32 as explained.

  1. Download ispell.zip
    2. Copy the ispell.exe to the PATH directory, and copy the English dictionary to the home directory.

Resolve with the apple

with the apple Better response.

This installer is installed in the dictionary, and works fine with me when adding the following line to .amacs 

 (custom-set- Variable) (ipel-dictionary "british") '(ipel-program-name' h: \\ bin \\ aspell \\ bin \\ aspell .exe ")) < Required  flyspell (which will load the library) makes a little sense for both / former>

autoload s for its two functions (with the intention of avoiding from loading those tasks in the library in advance For .

I do not know what it is to which error (possibly the latter autoloads stop the real definitions?), But there is definitely no need for both.

In fact, on Emacs 23.2.1 (if not too much earlier), flyspell. Announces its own autoloads (as are all underlying libraries, I believe), so you really should not do any of that work if you are running a sufficiently updated version. What version of Emacs are we talking about?

Editing: In fact, flyspell-delay-command is not automatically loaded in 23.2.1 by default, if you decide to delete the requirement, You may want to maintain the line.


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