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README
aspell-pipe
This package provides a simple interface to the aspell
spell checker
tool. In particular, this library communicates with aspell
using
its pipe interface rather than linking directly to the Aspell shared
library. This is because in some cases it is desirable to avoid a shared
library dependency and to deal gracefully with an absent spell checker.
To get started, see the Haddock documentation for Text.Aspell
.