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- Albert Wiersch October 2013
- balabuev October 2013
SyntaxEdit and spell-checking with Addict and skipping scripts
When using AddictSpell->CheckWinControl(LMDEdit), is it easily possible to skip words that are in scripts? If so, then how?
For example,
<script>
don't spell-check these words
</script>
As well as words in PHP scripts:
<?php
don't check these words
?>
The editor already syntax highlights these sections of the document so it already knows it is scripting.
More (where a customer asked this question):
http://www.htmlvalidator.com/CSEForum/viewtopic.php?p=8546#p8546
Thanks.
For example,
<script>
don't spell-check these words
</script>
As well as words in PHP scripts:
<?php
don't check these words
?>
The editor already syntax highlights these sections of the document so it already knows it is scripting.
More (where a customer asked this question):
http://www.htmlvalidator.com/CSEForum/viewtopic.php?p=8546#p8546
Thanks.
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There no such feature. I'm not even sure, whether this is possible at all...
Please see:
http://www.addictivesoftware.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10613&p=18204&sid=14c93eda68b175652925f6dd82fd0206#p18201
If it's not too difficult to add features to exclude spell checking in scripts, then it would be nice to have this feature but it's not a "must have". I do not know how SyntaxEdit integrates with Addict so I have no idea how time-consuming it would be.
I consider the other feature suggestion I posted earlier (bold matching (, ), [, ], {, and } characters) to be much more of a "must have", so I hope you can implement that.