dojox/editor/plugins/SpellCheck (version 1.10)

Class of widget (ex: dijit.form.Button or dijit/form/FilteringSelect) that is added to the toolbar to control this plugin. This is used to instantiate the button, unless button itself is specified directly.

Deprecated. Use this.own() with dojo/on or dojo/aspect.instead.

Make a connect.connect() that is automatically disconnected when this plugin is destroyed. Similar to dijit/_Widget.connect().

Get a property from a plugin.

Get a named property from a plugin. The property may potentially be retrieved via a getter method. If no getter is defined, this just retrieves the object's property. For example, if the plugin has a properties "foo" and "bar" and a method named "_getFooAttr", calling:

plugin.get("foo");

would be equivalent to writing:

plugin._getFooAttr();

and:

plugin.get("bar");

would be equivalent to writing:

plugin.bar;

Track specified handles and remove/destroy them when this instance is destroyed, unless they were already removed/destroyed manually.

Set a property on a plugin

Sets named properties on a plugin which may potentially be handled by a setter in the plugin. For example, if the plugin has a properties "foo" and "bar" and a method named "_setFooAttr", calling:

plugin.set("foo", "Howdy!");

would be equivalent to writing:

plugin._setFooAttr("Howdy!");

and:

plugin.set("bar", 3);

would be equivalent to writing:

plugin.bar = 3;

set() may also be called with a hash of name/value pairs, ex:

plugin.set({
    foo: "Howdy",
    bar: 3
})

This is equivalent to calling set(foo, "Howdy") and set(bar, 3)

Tell the plugin to add it's controller widget (often a button) to the toolbar. Does nothing if there is no controller widget.

Change state of the plugin to respond to events in the editor.

This is called on meaningful events in the editor, such as change of selection or caret position (but not simple typing of alphanumeric keys). It gives the plugin a chance to update the CSS of its button.

For example, the "bold" plugin will highlight/unhighlight the bold button depending on whether the characters next to the caret are bold or not.

Only makes sense when useDefaultCommand is true, as it calls Editor.queryCommandEnabled(command).