RepeatedWordFoundEventArgs.Result Property
Gets or sets the parameter that specifies the spell checker action when a repeated word is found.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraSpellChecker
Assembly: DevExpress.SpellChecker.v24.1.Core.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.SpellChecker.Core
Declaration
Property Value
Type | Description |
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SpellCheckOperation | A SpellCheckOperation enumeration specifying the spell checker action. |
Available values:
Name | Description |
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AddToDictionary | Replaces a word in the text with the user input, and adds the replacement to the custom dictionary. |
Cancel | Stops the spelling checker operation, resets the checking strategy and closes the spelling form. |
Change | Replaces the current word in the text being checked with the suggested word. |
SilentChange | Replaces the current word in the text being checked with the suggested word. For internal use. |
ChangeAll | Replaces all occurences of the current word in the text being checked with the suggested word. |
Delete | Deletes the current word from the text. |
Ignore | Disregards the current word and proceeds to the next one. |
SilentIgnore | Disregards the current word and proceeds to the next one. For internal use. |
IgnoreAll | Disregards the current word and all its occurences in the text. |
Options | Invokes the spelling options form. After closing the form, re-checks the text with new spelling options starting with the last checked word. |
Recheck | Forces the spell checker to check the last checked word again. |
Undo | Cancels the effect of the last operation, restoring the text to its previous state. |
Custom | This enumeration member is intended for internal use only. |
None | This enumeration member is intended for internal use only. |
Remarks
If RepeatedWordFoundEventArgs.Handled is true, then the spell checker executes an action specified by the RepeatedWordFoundEventArgs.Result
argument without user interaction.
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