使用命令行拼写检查文件，非交互式 [英] Spell checking a file using command line, non-interactively

问题描述

我有一个大文本文件，包含许多缺少/坏拼写的英语单词。我正在寻找一种方法使用Linux中的命令行拼写检查器来编辑此文件。我找到了一些方法来做到这一点，但根据我的搜索，所有的工作在一个互动的方式。我的意思是，看到一个错误/拼写错误的单词，他们建议一些更正的用户，他/她应该选择其中之一。由于我的文件相当大，并且包含许多错误的单词，我不能以这种方式编辑它。我正在寻找一种方法告诉拼写检查器，使用第一个候选人替换所有错误的单词。
有什么办法吗？

解决方案

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如果你不需要它来替换每个错误的单词，但只是以非交互的方式指出错误并打印建议，你可以使用ispell：

  $ ispell -a< file.txt | grep ^ \& > errors.txt 
  

我不知道任何标准的Linux实用程序，从命令行，虽然上面的评论中的emacs建议接近。

I have a large text file, containing many miss/bad-spelled English words. I'm looking for a way to edit this file using a command-line spell checker in Linux. I found some ways to do this, But according to my searches all of them work in an interactive manner. I mean, seeing a miss/bad-spelled word, they suggest some corrections to the user and he/she should choose one of them. Since my file is rather large, and contains many wrong words, I can't edit it in this manner. I am looking for a way to tell the spell-checker that replace all the wrong words using the first candidate. Is there any way to do this? does (a/hun)spell have any option for doing so?

Regards.

解决方案

If you don't need it to replace every wrong word, but simply point out the errors and print suggestions in a non-interactive manner, you can use ispell:

$ ispell -a < file.txt | grep ^\& > errors.txt

I'm unfortunately not aware of any standard Linux utility that does what you're requesting from the command line, although the emacs suggestion in the comments above comes close.

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