@@ -93,13 +93,45 @@ and then do the usual stuff, e.g.
9393or whatever you want.
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96- Resetting the dictionary
97- ------------------------
98- If you need to reset the dictionary (e.g. so that you can reload the
99- updated files from disk), use shared_ispell_reset() function. Eveyone
100- who already uses the dictionaries will be forced to reinitialize the
101- data (first one will rebuild the dictionary in shared segment, the
102- other ones will use this).
96+ Available functions
97+ -------------------
98+ The extension provides five management functions, that allow you to
99+ manage and get info about the preloaded dictionaries. The first two
100+ functions
101+
102+ shared_ispell_mem_used()
103+ shared_ispell_mem_available()
104+
105+ allow you to get info about the shared segment (used and free memory)
106+ e.g. to properly size the segment (max_size). Then there are functions
107+ return list of dictionaries / stop lists loaded in the shared segment
108+
109+ shared_ispell_dicts()
110+ shared_ispell_stoplists()
111+
112+ e.g. like this
113+
114+ SELECT * FROM shared_ispell_dicts();
115+
116+ dict_name | affix_name | words | affixes | bytes
117+ -----------+------------+-------+---------+----------
118+ bulgarian | bulgarian | 79267 | 12 | 7622128
119+ czech | czech | 96351 | 2544 | 12715000
120+ (2 rows)
121+
122+
123+ SELECT * FROM shared_ispell_stoplists();
124+
125+ stop_name | words | bytes
126+ -----------+-------+-------
127+ czech | 259 | 4552
128+ (1 row)
129+
130+ The last function allows you to reset the dictionary (e.g. so that you
131+ can reload the updated files from disk). The sessions that already use
132+ the dictionaries will be forced to reinitialize them (the first one
133+ will rebuild and copy them in the shared segment, the other ones will
134+ use this prepared data).
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104136 SELECT shared_ispell_reset();
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