Closed auzias closed 8 years ago
The misspellings should show up as a warning which in linter is usually a yellow underline. Do you have the spell-check
package active?
Here is the list of the packages I use:
TL;DR: no, I do not have spell-check
package active.
git-time-machine@1.5.3
intentions@1.1.2
language-latex@0.6.1
latexer@0.3.0
linter@1.11.16
linter-spell@0.10.3
linter-spell-latex@0.8.0
minimap@4.24.7
Nevertheless as the color you specified (yellow underline) I now wonder whether it comes from an other package but I do not see which one it could be...
If the red-underline is a spell error from linter-spell it should respond to alt-enter
for the intentions package. Can you do a screen shot?
BTW, spell-check is core package so it will be the "Core Packages" list.
You're right. No need for screenshot: when the spell-check
(that was enabled, indeed) is disabled there isn't red underlined words anymore.
Great. Seems like this could be a common problem, so I am going to tag this as enhancement. I will eventually add a check for spell-check being active and give a warning to the user in that case.
Thanks for reporting!
You're welcome!
You may wish to add this GH issue link to your warning and suggest users to request solving this bug or even do a PR.
Great work again!
Most* LaTeX keywords (and file-defined commands) are red-dashed-underligned.
Otherwise: congrats !! Great work!! Awesome package :+1: