hi there,

I installed cpan module Text::Spellchecker and all its dependencies properly. Installation was successful.

But, when i tried to run the synopsis code they hv given in cpan it given me the following error

<err> Can't call method "check" on an undefined value at /usr/local/share/perl/5.10.1/Text/SpellChecker.pm line 263. 
use strict;
use warnings;

 use Text::SpellChecker;
    ($Text::SpellChecker::pre_hl_word,
     $Text::SpellChecker::post_hl_word) = (qw([ ]));

    my $checker = Text::SpellChecker->new(text => "Foor score and seve
+n yeers ago");

    while (my $word = $checker->next_word) {
        print $checker->highlighted_text, 
            "\n", 
            "$word : ",
            (join "\t", @{$checker->suggestions}),
            "\nChoose a new word : ";
        chomp (my $new_word = <STDIN>);
        $checker->replace(new_word => $new_word) if $new_word;
    }

    print "New text : ".$checker->text."\n";

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please give me suggestion why the error is coming.. Thanks..

In reply to Text-SpellChecker error by sarvan

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