Since I have updated the extension today, the eye icon has disappeared.

[gusbemacbe]

Hello,

In the former version, eye icon appeared normally in the bottom bar. But as you have upgraded the version today, I have updated, the eye icon has disappeared.

• Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits

• VSCode Insiders 1.23.0

• Shell 1.7.12

• Renderer 58.0.3029.110

• Node 7.9.0

• HP EliteBook 8460P (click details)

• settings.json:

  "spellright.documentTypes": 
  [
      "html",
      "markdown",
      "latex",
      "plaintext",
      "php"
  ],
  "spellright.language": "pt",
  "spellright.suggestionsInHints": false,

[gusbemacbe]

It appeared after 20 minutes. It seems to be debugging or loading bug.

As it appeared after 20 minutes, spelling checker interprets some symbols as wrong:

• «»,
• «anything»,
• –
• C (only one letter)

I also ran one command in a HTML file:

<!-- %% spellcheck-language en_GB -->
<!-- %% spellcheck-language pt_PT -->

And the eye icon appeared as red with "multi" and alerted it was an error, saying: "Spell Checking - Multiple Languages (missing: en_GB -->, pt_PT -->)".

This error also happened in any CSS, C, C++, PHP and Python files, like:

/* %% spellcheck-language en_GB */
/* %% spellcheck-language pt_PT */

[bartosz-antosik]

Hi! Thanks for detailed report. I think what you describe are three distinct things actually:

1) There are sometimes issues with "Insders" build (#142). Often they are not Spell Right related. I cannot reproduce the 20 minutes starting time, maybe you can see Developer Tools (Help -> Toggle Developer Tools) to see whether there is something related to Spell Right?

2) I will have a look, these may be related to the spelling back-end that you use (Hunspell, native on Linux). There was a change related to these recently (#143).

3) This is true, it may be considered a bug, but it has changed in version 2.1.32. These spellcheck-langiage in-document switches will work fine when in line comments (e.g // in c++). They fail when put in block comments as you did. I will address this shortly.

[gusbemacbe]

Hi,

1. Ah, I have just started VSCode and open the HTML file, and the eye appears quickly in milliseconds because it is already cached/cookied. But I believe it is CPU/GPU problem or cache or cookie problem.
2. And do not forget of taking all these quotation marks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark#Summary_table and look at the table of typography at the right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Question_mark
3. Yes, // is supported only in C, C++ PHP and Python. And ##?

[bartosz-antosik]

Could you show me how it gets wrong on point 2 (quotation marks)? My instance is seem to be working ok with these. As you might have examined #143 has added these symbols.

[gusbemacbe]

• European Portuguese:

• French:

• Italian:

• Spanish

• Swiss German:

• Germany German:

[bartosz-antosik]

Also, I don't get this "C (only one letter)" situation. Could you please shed some light in this?

[gusbemacbe]

• European Portuguese:

• Spanish:

They are not considered errors in Brazilian Portuguese, English, French, German and Italian.

[bartosz-antosik]

Could I see the suggestions they get?

[gusbemacbe]

• European Portuguese:

[gusbemacbe]

• Spanish:

[gusbemacbe]

Do these commands like: <!-- %% spellcheck-language en_GB --> <!-- %% spellcheck-language pt_PT --> still work in the last version?

I ran these commands in a HTML file, the eye icon got off.

[bartosz-antosik]

Yes, they do, just the language has to be in double quotes. Please see README or CHANGELOG.

[bartosz-antosik]

Regarding things combined in this issue:

1) I will not do anything about the Insiders build as a) it works in my installation of Insiders build so I am eager to speculate that it is some other extension which holds Extension Host and causes the delay you describe.

2) Punctuation symbols have been added in version 2.3.4. I will not do anything about misspelling of separate letters in some dictionaries as it turns out it is a dictionary issue. Id does not happen/happens only for selected letters in other languages (dictionaries):

3) In-Document command: spellcheck-language has been changed to have the parameter in double quotes to allow for dictionaries which contain space in filenames on some platforms.