Context Sensitive Spell Checker

IBM's alphaWorks consistently puts out interesting software and tools. The latest from them is a Context-Sensitive Spelling Checker that looks interesting:

csSpell scans a group of files, analyzes each word in each file, and reports potential inconsistencies. Instead of comparing each word to a list of known words (as dictionary-based spelling checkers do), csSpell compares each word to all the other words in the group of files being scanned. It can therefore identify likely misspellings that dictionary-based spell checkers cannot, such as

• misspellings of words not listed in any spelling dictionary (for example, product names, product acronyms, and command keywords)
• misspellings that are correct spellings of a different, unintended word (for example, mange instead of manage)

Another recent tool that I've found handy is their Structural Analysis for Java.