Controlling the Behavior of Run-together Words - GNU Aspell 0.60.6.1
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### 7.7 Controlling the Behavior of Run-together Words

Aspell currently has support for unconditionally accepting run-together words.

Support for unconditionally accepting run-together words can either be turned on in the language data file or as a normal option via the `run-together` option. The `run-together-limit` options controls the maximum number of words that can be strung together, the default is normally 2. The `run-together-min` options controls the minimum length of the individual components of the run together word, the default is normally 3. Both the `run-together-limit` and `run-together-min` option may be specified in both the language data file or as a normal option.