Not only is this location user configurable but, when a user chooses a location they don't have permissions to write to, Aspell diligently provides the user with the error displayed in the last post.Īll that said, it's VERY important to realize, that I didn't write this plugin with the intention of providing a product to the masses but rather to fulfill a need I had. en.pws is your personal custom word dictionary file and as such, needs to be able to be written to for purposes of 'Adding' new words. This is why Squiggly uses %AppData% instead as the default location, which the win32 SDK documents as being the correct location for storing application data. %ProgramFiles% is a secure location, and as such a user needs the correct permissions to open a file for writing there. NET would solve the problem is naive hogwash.

Squiggly, along with Npp and Aspell, are built on the WIN 32 API, are native, not managed, and are source compatible, not binary compatible as is such with. There's nothing wrong with the binaries, they work, and I use them each time I actually use Windows 7 (and yes it's the 64 bit version of Windows, and yes it's the same exact files you downloaded off Sourceforge and yes it's the Unicode version of Npp).

OK, I've had just about enough of the jabbing and miss construed notions about what's wrong with the Aspell/Squiggly setup, let me clear it up once and for all… it's user error, not 'File Virtualization'.

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