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I am having some (more) difficulties getting my emacs config to work. I want to use Flyspell automatic spell checking. When I try to enable automatic spell checking (via the menu bar), I get the following error.



Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary...
Error enabling Flyspell mode:
(Error: The file "/usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/english" can not be opened
for reading.)


A quick look at /usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/ reveals that I have no English dictionary installed. More fully, here is what is installed:



 Lindsays-MacBook-Pro:lib ljs$ ls aspell-0.60/
ccpp.amf cp1258.cset iso-8859-2.cmap nroff-filter.info
comment.amf dvorak.kbd iso-8859-2.cset nroff-filter.la
context-filter.info email-filter.info iso-8859-3.cmap nroff-
filter.so
context-filter.la email-filter.la iso-8859-3.cset nroff.amf
context-filter.so email-filter.so iso-8859-4.cmap perl.amf
cp1250.cmap email.amf iso-8859-4.cset sgml-filter.info
cp1250.cset html-filter.info iso-8859-5.cmap sgml-filter.la
cp1251.cmap html.amf iso-8859-5.cset sgml-filter.so
cp1251.cset iso-8859-1.cmap iso-8859-6.cmap sgml.amf
cp1252.cmap iso-8859-1.cset iso-8859-6.cset spell
cp1252.cset iso-8859-10.cmap iso-8859-7.cmap split.kbd
cp1253.cmap iso-8859-10.cset iso-8859-7.cset standard.kbd
cp1253.cset iso-8859-11.cmap iso-8859-8.cmap tex-filter.info
cp1254.cmap iso-8859-11.cset iso-8859-8.cset tex-filter.la
cp1254.cset iso-8859-13.cmap iso-8859-9.cmap tex-filter.so
cp1255.cmap iso-8859-13.cset iso-8859-9.cset tex.amf
cp1255.cset iso-8859-14.cmap ispell texinfo-filter.info
cp1256.cmap iso-8859-14.cset koi8-r.cmap texinfo-filter.la
cp1256.cset iso-8859-15.cmap koi8-r.cset texinfo-filter.so
cp1257.cmap iso-8859-15.cset koi8-u.cmap texinfo.amf
cp1257.cset iso-8859-16.cmap koi8-u.cset url.amf
cp1258.cmap iso-8859-16.cset none.amf


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    I am having some (more) difficulties getting my emacs config to work. I want to use Flyspell automatic spell checking. When I try to enable automatic spell checking (via the menu bar), I get the following error.



    Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary...
    Error enabling Flyspell mode:
    (Error: The file "/usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/english" can not be opened
    for reading.)


    A quick look at /usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/ reveals that I have no English dictionary installed. More fully, here is what is installed:



     Lindsays-MacBook-Pro:lib ljs$ ls aspell-0.60/
    ccpp.amf cp1258.cset iso-8859-2.cmap nroff-filter.info
    comment.amf dvorak.kbd iso-8859-2.cset nroff-filter.la
    context-filter.info email-filter.info iso-8859-3.cmap nroff-
    filter.so
    context-filter.la email-filter.la iso-8859-3.cset nroff.amf
    context-filter.so email-filter.so iso-8859-4.cmap perl.amf
    cp1250.cmap email.amf iso-8859-4.cset sgml-filter.info
    cp1250.cset html-filter.info iso-8859-5.cmap sgml-filter.la
    cp1251.cmap html.amf iso-8859-5.cset sgml-filter.so
    cp1251.cset iso-8859-1.cmap iso-8859-6.cmap sgml.amf
    cp1252.cmap iso-8859-1.cset iso-8859-6.cset spell
    cp1252.cset iso-8859-10.cmap iso-8859-7.cmap split.kbd
    cp1253.cmap iso-8859-10.cset iso-8859-7.cset standard.kbd
    cp1253.cset iso-8859-11.cmap iso-8859-8.cmap tex-filter.info
    cp1254.cmap iso-8859-11.cset iso-8859-8.cset tex-filter.la
    cp1254.cset iso-8859-13.cmap iso-8859-9.cmap tex-filter.so
    cp1255.cmap iso-8859-13.cset iso-8859-9.cset tex.amf
    cp1255.cset iso-8859-14.cmap ispell texinfo-filter.info
    cp1256.cmap iso-8859-14.cset koi8-r.cmap texinfo-filter.la
    cp1256.cset iso-8859-15.cmap koi8-r.cset texinfo-filter.so
    cp1257.cmap iso-8859-15.cset koi8-u.cmap texinfo.amf
    cp1257.cset iso-8859-16.cmap koi8-u.cset url.amf
    cp1258.cmap iso-8859-16.cset none.amf


    Any help greatly appreciated










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      I am having some (more) difficulties getting my emacs config to work. I want to use Flyspell automatic spell checking. When I try to enable automatic spell checking (via the menu bar), I get the following error.



      Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary...
      Error enabling Flyspell mode:
      (Error: The file "/usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/english" can not be opened
      for reading.)


      A quick look at /usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/ reveals that I have no English dictionary installed. More fully, here is what is installed:



       Lindsays-MacBook-Pro:lib ljs$ ls aspell-0.60/
      ccpp.amf cp1258.cset iso-8859-2.cmap nroff-filter.info
      comment.amf dvorak.kbd iso-8859-2.cset nroff-filter.la
      context-filter.info email-filter.info iso-8859-3.cmap nroff-
      filter.so
      context-filter.la email-filter.la iso-8859-3.cset nroff.amf
      context-filter.so email-filter.so iso-8859-4.cmap perl.amf
      cp1250.cmap email.amf iso-8859-4.cset sgml-filter.info
      cp1250.cset html-filter.info iso-8859-5.cmap sgml-filter.la
      cp1251.cmap html.amf iso-8859-5.cset sgml-filter.so
      cp1251.cset iso-8859-1.cmap iso-8859-6.cmap sgml.amf
      cp1252.cmap iso-8859-1.cset iso-8859-6.cset spell
      cp1252.cset iso-8859-10.cmap iso-8859-7.cmap split.kbd
      cp1253.cmap iso-8859-10.cset iso-8859-7.cset standard.kbd
      cp1253.cset iso-8859-11.cmap iso-8859-8.cmap tex-filter.info
      cp1254.cmap iso-8859-11.cset iso-8859-8.cset tex-filter.la
      cp1254.cset iso-8859-13.cmap iso-8859-9.cmap tex-filter.so
      cp1255.cmap iso-8859-13.cset iso-8859-9.cset tex.amf
      cp1255.cset iso-8859-14.cmap ispell texinfo-filter.info
      cp1256.cmap iso-8859-14.cset koi8-r.cmap texinfo-filter.la
      cp1256.cset iso-8859-15.cmap koi8-r.cset texinfo-filter.so
      cp1257.cmap iso-8859-15.cset koi8-u.cmap texinfo.amf
      cp1257.cset iso-8859-16.cmap koi8-u.cset url.amf
      cp1258.cmap iso-8859-16.cset none.amf


      Any help greatly appreciated










      share|improve this question














      I am having some (more) difficulties getting my emacs config to work. I want to use Flyspell automatic spell checking. When I try to enable automatic spell checking (via the menu bar), I get the following error.



      Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary...
      Error enabling Flyspell mode:
      (Error: The file "/usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/english" can not be opened
      for reading.)


      A quick look at /usr/local/lib/aspell-0.60/ reveals that I have no English dictionary installed. More fully, here is what is installed:



       Lindsays-MacBook-Pro:lib ljs$ ls aspell-0.60/
      ccpp.amf cp1258.cset iso-8859-2.cmap nroff-filter.info
      comment.amf dvorak.kbd iso-8859-2.cset nroff-filter.la
      context-filter.info email-filter.info iso-8859-3.cmap nroff-
      filter.so
      context-filter.la email-filter.la iso-8859-3.cset nroff.amf
      context-filter.so email-filter.so iso-8859-4.cmap perl.amf
      cp1250.cmap email.amf iso-8859-4.cset sgml-filter.info
      cp1250.cset html-filter.info iso-8859-5.cmap sgml-filter.la
      cp1251.cmap html.amf iso-8859-5.cset sgml-filter.so
      cp1251.cset iso-8859-1.cmap iso-8859-6.cmap sgml.amf
      cp1252.cmap iso-8859-1.cset iso-8859-6.cset spell
      cp1252.cset iso-8859-10.cmap iso-8859-7.cmap split.kbd
      cp1253.cmap iso-8859-10.cset iso-8859-7.cset standard.kbd
      cp1253.cset iso-8859-11.cmap iso-8859-8.cmap tex-filter.info
      cp1254.cmap iso-8859-11.cset iso-8859-8.cset tex-filter.la
      cp1254.cset iso-8859-13.cmap iso-8859-9.cmap tex-filter.so
      cp1255.cmap iso-8859-13.cset iso-8859-9.cset tex.amf
      cp1255.cset iso-8859-14.cmap ispell texinfo-filter.info
      cp1256.cmap iso-8859-14.cset koi8-r.cmap texinfo-filter.la
      cp1256.cset iso-8859-15.cmap koi8-r.cset texinfo-filter.so
      cp1257.cmap iso-8859-15.cset koi8-u.cmap texinfo.amf
      cp1257.cset iso-8859-16.cmap koi8-u.cset url.amf
      cp1258.cmap iso-8859-16.cset none.amf


      Any help greatly appreciated







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          Looks like you have a broken install of aspell. Assuming you used Homebrew to install it, just uninstall it, and reinstall it.



          $ brew uninstall aspell
          $ brew update
          $ brew install aspell


          If you're still having trouble, maybe comment out





          (starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          from starter-kit.org so it looks like



          ;;(starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          This will prevent the starter-kit from loading its flycheck/aspell settings allowing you to use the defaults. You will have to manually enable flyspell on a buffer where you want to use it. Meta-x flyspell-mode will do the trick.






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          • Ensure that aspell is in your path.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:16











          • Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:36












          • Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:39











          • What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:53












          • The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:58










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          Looks like you have a broken install of aspell. Assuming you used Homebrew to install it, just uninstall it, and reinstall it.



          $ brew uninstall aspell
          $ brew update
          $ brew install aspell


          If you're still having trouble, maybe comment out





          (starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          from starter-kit.org so it looks like



          ;;(starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          This will prevent the starter-kit from loading its flycheck/aspell settings allowing you to use the defaults. You will have to manually enable flyspell on a buffer where you want to use it. Meta-x flyspell-mode will do the trick.






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          • Ensure that aspell is in your path.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:16











          • Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:36












          • Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:39











          • What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:53












          • The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:58















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          Looks like you have a broken install of aspell. Assuming you used Homebrew to install it, just uninstall it, and reinstall it.



          $ brew uninstall aspell
          $ brew update
          $ brew install aspell


          If you're still having trouble, maybe comment out





          (starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          from starter-kit.org so it looks like



          ;;(starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          This will prevent the starter-kit from loading its flycheck/aspell settings allowing you to use the defaults. You will have to manually enable flyspell on a buffer where you want to use it. Meta-x flyspell-mode will do the trick.






          share|improve this answer























          • Ensure that aspell is in your path.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:16











          • Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:36












          • Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:39











          • What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:53












          • The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:58













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          Looks like you have a broken install of aspell. Assuming you used Homebrew to install it, just uninstall it, and reinstall it.



          $ brew uninstall aspell
          $ brew update
          $ brew install aspell


          If you're still having trouble, maybe comment out





          (starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          from starter-kit.org so it looks like



          ;;(starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          This will prevent the starter-kit from loading its flycheck/aspell settings allowing you to use the defaults. You will have to manually enable flyspell on a buffer where you want to use it. Meta-x flyspell-mode will do the trick.






          share|improve this answer













          Looks like you have a broken install of aspell. Assuming you used Homebrew to install it, just uninstall it, and reinstall it.



          $ brew uninstall aspell
          $ brew update
          $ brew install aspell


          If you're still having trouble, maybe comment out





          (starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          from starter-kit.org so it looks like



          ;;(starter-kit-load "starter-kit-aspell.org")


          This will prevent the starter-kit from loading its flycheck/aspell settings allowing you to use the defaults. You will have to manually enable flyspell on a buffer where you want to use it. Meta-x flyspell-mode will do the trick.







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          • Ensure that aspell is in your path.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:16











          • Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:36












          • Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:39











          • What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:53












          • The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:58

















          • Ensure that aspell is in your path.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:16











          • Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:36












          • Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 21:39











          • What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

            – user1519289
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:53












          • The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

            – nega
            Nov 13 '18 at 22:58
















          Ensure that aspell is in your path.

          – nega
          Nov 13 '18 at 21:16





          Ensure that aspell is in your path.

          – nega
          Nov 13 '18 at 21:16













          Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

          – user1519289
          Nov 13 '18 at 21:36






          Thanks. I updated aspell, as you suggest. Now when I try to enable Flyspell I get a new error: Starting new Ispell process aspell with english dictionary... Error enabling Flyspell mode: (Searching for program No such file or directory aspell). When I type which aspell into Terminal, I get no return, except the command prompt. Incidentally, in the process of trying to get aspell to work I deleted the following files: /usr/local/include/pspell/pspell.h, /usr/local/bin/precat', /usr/local/bin/aspell-import`. I thought they would be re-written on re-installing aspell.

          – user1519289
          Nov 13 '18 at 21:36














          Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

          – nega
          Nov 13 '18 at 21:39





          Well, which says it's not in your path. If you're using Homebrew, aspell should be at /usr/local/bin/aspell, and /usr/local/bin is in your PATH by default on macOS.

          – nega
          Nov 13 '18 at 21:39













          What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

          – user1519289
          Nov 13 '18 at 22:53






          What to do about that? If I echo $PATH it returns /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin:/opt/X11/bin. If I open Terminal and cd to usr/local/bin/ there is no aspell directory. There is an aspell at usr/local/include.

          – user1519289
          Nov 13 '18 at 22:53














          The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

          – nega
          Nov 13 '18 at 22:58





          The /usr/local/bin/aspell I referenced is an executable, part of the aspell package, and not a directory. It sounds like aspell has not been installed correctly. Do not "uninstall" something by just deleting files, but via your package manager's facilities, ie brew uninstall in the case of Homebrew.

          – nega
          Nov 13 '18 at 22:58

















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