QA test 07102022 long titleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeThis started as a spell and quality check for my novel, „Manuel the Magnificent Mechanical Man“. Eventually, it can be used for checking any kind of markdown-formatted text, be it fiction or non-fiction. The first version included as documentation, the novel itself (check it out at Text::Hoborg::Manuel and also in the test directory the markdown source. This module is a more general text-tester (that’s a tesxter) which can be used on any external set of texts. This all came from the idea that writing is like software development, which I’m using throughout. You will need to install Hunspell and any dictionary you will be using. By default, Hunspell install quite a few and you can also use the dictionaries from myspell. Problem is Text::Hunspell, which is the module used for spelling, does not work correctly with dictionaries using Latin1 codification, which are the ones supplied by default with Hunspell. For Spanish, for instance, you will have to obtain your own dictionary with UTF8 codification, with the ones supplied with Sublime Text being a very good option. The Spanish files obtained there are included in this module for testing purposes.

This started as a spell and quality check for my novel, „Manuel the Magnificent Mechanical Man“. Eventually, it can be used for checking any kind of markdown-formatted text,...