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JohnathonKoster / brackets-spellcheck

Super alpha as-you-type spell checker for Adobe Brackets
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Options to change dictionary don't exist; Incorrect spelling isn't marked #1

Closed Okramto closed 8 years ago

Okramto commented 8 years ago

Title sums everything up well enough.

Have a screenshot.

Here's some system info:

OS: Manjaro Linux 16.06 (amd64)
Kernel: 4.5.7
Brackets version: 1.7
JohnathonKoster commented 8 years ago

Hi there,

Looks like you are missing the dictionaries extension that is required:

https://github.com/JohnathonKoster/brackets-spellcheck-dictionaries

This is done so that updates to the spell checker plugin would not require users to re-download all of the dictionaries.

It is important that the dictionaries are stored in a directory named stillat.linguistics-dictionary within Bracket's user extensions folder. I'll make sure to make a note that the directory name is required.

JohnathonKoster commented 8 years ago

The fix is now available. Check the installation notes at https://github.com/JohnathonKoster/brackets-spellcheck-dictionaries.

Okramto commented 8 years ago

Changing the name of the directory has had no effect. Does the spellcheck extension require a specific name as well?

I've noticed now that Brackets is reporting errors, and your assumption was correct. It is not finding the dictionaries. Here are the specific errors I'm getting:

Can't load the affix data for en_US NotFound ErrorNotification.js:125
Can't load the dictionary data for en_US NotFound ErrorNotification.js:125
Can't load the affix data for en_US NotFound ErrorNotification.js:125
Can't load the dictionary data for en_US NotFound ErrorNotification.js:125

My extensions directory looks like this:

user
- brackets-emmet
- brackets-spellcheck-master
- stillat.linguistics-dictionary

Disabling emmet has no effect. I've tried renaming brackets-spellcheck-master to both brackets-spellcheck and spellcheck without any change.

JohnathonKoster commented 8 years ago

Emmet, or other third-party extensions, shouldn't have an effect on the spellchecking plugin itself. Your directory structure also looks good.

I've updated the spellchecker code to fix this issue, so you will have to grab the new version from GitHub and install it into the spellchecker plugin directory (not the dictionary directory). Here is the relevant commit: https://github.com/JohnathonKoster/brackets-spellcheck/commit/cc8a8ca2874c90998e0f11d89358a4e1d7db07c9.

Let me know if this helps

Okramto commented 8 years ago

Yep, issue solved.

Thanks for this extension. You've made Brackets a viable editor.