Squiggly/main/ASDocExamples/com/adobe/linguistics/spelling/Examples/Flex/ConfigExample/src/ConfigExample.mxml

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<!--- 
* @exampleText The following ConfigExample MXML demonstrates the use of ResourceTable.setResource method and SpellingConfiguration class.
* Note that the results from this example may differ based on dictionary file.
* 
* The following steps are taken:
* <ol>
*  <li>Create a <code>ResourceTable</code> object.</li>
*  <li>Map different locales with their resources using <code>ResourceTable.setResource</code> method </li>
*  <li>Set <code>SpellingConfiguration.resourceTable</code> equal to the resource table object created above.</li>
*  <li>Create some text areas and call<code> SpellUI.enableSpelling</code> method for spell check.</li>
*  <li>Spell check is now done using resource set by resource table and AdobeSpellingConfig.xml is ignored.</li>
* </ol>
* 
* Note: to make this example work properly, please make sure you have the proper dictionary file in the specified folder 
* and put the Squiggly library(AdobeSpellingFramework.swc and AdobeSpellingUI.swc) in your libs folder. Please see the reference "How to generate Squiggly dictionary".
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<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="vertical" viewSourceURL="srcview/index.html" applicationComplete="init()">		
	<mx:Script>
		<![CDATA[
			import com.adobe.linguistics.spelling.SpellUI;
			import com.adobe.linguistics.spelling.framework.SpellingConfiguration;
			import com.adobe.linguistics.spelling.framework.ResourceTable;
			
			
			public function init():void
			{
				var resourceTable:ResourceTable = new ResourceTable();
				resourceTable.setResource("en_US", {rule:"data/en_US.aff", dict:"data/en_US.dic"});
				resourceTable.setResource("es_ES", {rule:"data/es_ES.aff", dict:"data/es_ES.dic"});
				SpellingConfiguration.resourceTable = resourceTable;
			}
			public function spellEnglish():void
			{
				SpellUI.enableSpelling(ta_en,"en_US");
			}
			public function spellSpanish():void
			{
				SpellUI.enableSpelling(ta_es,"es_ES");
			}
			
		]]>
	</mx:Script>
	
	<mx:Label text="ConfigExample.mxml Spell checks using SpellingConfiguration class. Does not need AdobeSpellingConfig.xml" fontSize="20"/>
	
	
		
		<mx:TextArea id="ta_en" width="50%" height="20%"
						 text="I know Enlish. Use the context menu to see the suggestions of the missbelled word. " />
		<mx:Button label="Spell English" id="b1" click="spellEnglish()"/>
		
		<mx:TextArea id="ta_es" width="50%" height="20%"
						 text="Sé esbañol. Utilice el menú contextual para ver las sugerencias de la palabra mal eskrita. " />
		<mx:Button label="Spell Spanish" id="b2" click="spellSpanish()"/>

</mx:Application>