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I am writing a method, show_spelling_errors(), that loops through custom objects kept in a list self.tokens and uses properties of each object to change the color of some font in a Qt TextEdit widget. show_spelling_errors() is called by another method which is connected to the textChanged signal in Qt so it will run any time the user types into the widget. The method definition is shown below:

i'm using liferay 7.3.5 und try to creat an elasticSearch. Through my first experience in ElasticSearch, I tried to index one of the entities I have in the database. I built the search platform properly and work with in remote mode within a specific node. For indexing I have followed the steps one by one in this tutorial

Creating a Guestbook Indexer

Also Index handling in the service layer did it as well and it works fine and in debug mode this can be seen clearly, entries are indexed, converted into documents, and stored in the special index number that corresponds to the companyId in Liferay.

I can see that index in the local host in the search menu.

The problem is that when I search within the generated index using Kibana or direkt in elasticsearch, I do not find my own entries.

Here is my elasticsearch config.

I've been given a dictionary with the following words:

According to a requirement I need to unittest that an exception has been raised (SearchMiss). I can do this with assertRaises surely. But the second requirement is that the exception should be raised, but the program should not be terminated / crash when it's raised.

If I don't add the re-raise part in the exception block, the program won't terminate but then the unittest says that the exception was not raised.

Suggestions on how to do this? Should I use another test method?

I'm raising the exception like this:

I'm developing an MS Word add-in. In newer MS Word editions, there is the "FILE" option in the menu bar which opens an interface where you can select a recent document to open, open a new one, or an existing one. I am trying to find a way, through which I can know WHEN the user "leaves" the current document he is editing clicking on the FILE menu of Word. I cannot seem to find such an event. Is there a way to achieve this ?

The WindowDeactivate does not fulfill this purpose.

The reason I want to do this, is because for a custom spellchecker I'm writing, I'm highlighting the wrong words in an transparent (click through as well) form. So when the user in a recent version of Word clicks the FILE menu, the highlights are still there, as seen in the screenshot

TL:DR; is there a way to detect in MS Word when the user clicks the FILE option in the menu and the current document is not visible? I'm using add-in-express, so all the relevant word object model API is available.

I wonder how can I solve this, any help is appreciated.

edit: screenshot

I have a text-data in form of comments that I want to preprocess. Apart from cutting away noise like URLs, numbers, ... and performing lemmatization, I also want to perform spelling correction. Specifically, I want to perform spelling correction only on words that do not occur more often than a given number of times to avoid false positives. For that purpose, I use pyspellchecker for the correction and nltks FreqDist to get word frequencies, however, doing that increases the time needed for preprocessing significantly.

I tried making things as performant as I could, but I am stuck and was wondering if there are still improvements I could make.

Here is my code: Imports:

This question is a follow on from the question answered here.

I'm trying to semi-auto complete a web form through the console. I can't use Selenium or any other tool that needs to be installed. I want to be able to paste the entire length of code into the console and for it to auto-complete everything when I press enter.

I think I've got most of it sorted. One of the last puzzles I've got to solve is how to get text entered into a TinyMCE text box. I believe the ID for the text area is 'colour_summary'. For other text boxes I've been successful using:

I am trying to make a way of presenting human-input words in a way that makes their groupings more easily recognisable as referring to the same thing. Essentially a spellchecker. I have gotten as far as making a large matrix (the actual one is 250 * 250 ish). The code for this matrix is identical to the reproducible example given below. (I have populated this with a random word generator, the actual values make much more sense but are confidential)

in making a MS Word add-in spellchecker, i'm faced with the issue of "underlines". I can use the formatting functions of the Word Object Model in order to color the misspelled words or to underline them just how a user would with the U button, but it's not the same as the native ms-word curly underline which doesn't show if you copy-paste the text elsewhere, doesn't get printed or saved and doesn't show in undo actions. I have been searching how to do it, but everyone keeps saying it's not possible.

There is this English spellchecker called Grammarly, they do have a ms-word add-in and they somehow underline the misspelled words (though it's not curly, just a straight thick line) and it works just like MS-Word:

a) it doesn't get copy-pasted when you move the text with the underlines elsewhere, nor does it gets saved when you save the document

b) it doesn't get added in the undo stack.

So from a) and b) I conclude that it's not text formatting

So there must be a way, I was wondering how can I achieve this.

Thank you in advance for any ideas or tips.