Open ShibumiWare opened 7 years ago
Thanks for the comment, I'll investigate. I'm not sure a spell checker is useful in the context of a scrachpad, but I can see how having every word underlined would be annoying ...
Thanks. I wish I could tell you what in my environment is causing it because I actually get it in several spots in VS. When I create a new project, each line in the project name, as an example, has the squiggles beneath it yet when I right-click, I don’t get an option to “fix it”.
Weird.
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From: David Watson Sent: Friday, June 2, 2017 3:32 AM To: davidxw/vsscratchpad Cc: ShibumiWare; Author Subject: Re: [davidxw/vsscratchpad] Spellchecker Mistakenly Detects SpellingErrors (#1)
Thanks for the comment, I'll investigate. I'm not sure a spell checker is useful in the context of a scrachpad, but I can see how having every word underlined would be annoying ... — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
I have "SpellCheck.IsEnabled" set to False on the TextBox I'm using for the scratchpad. The fact that you are seeing unwanted spell checking on other textboxes in your environment suggests the problem may lie with your spell checker - can you confirm you are using "ReSpeller Pro"?
Yessir.
There are trial licenses for it was well as Resharper or I can beta for you.
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From: David Watson Sent: Monday, June 5, 2017 6:58 PM To: davidxw/vsscratchpad Cc: ShibumiWare; Author Subject: Re: [davidxw/vsscratchpad] Spellchecker Mistakenly Detects SpellingErrors (#1)
I have "SpellCheck.IsEnabled" set to False on the TextBox I'm using for the scratchpad. The fact that you are seeing unwanted spell checking on other textboxes in your environment suggests the problem may lie with your spell checker - can you confirm you are using "ReSpeller Pro"? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
My spellchecker underlines every word (English-ENU) entered. You may need to do some work on telling the environment what language it is hosting (I have no idea what that means, except for it seems reasonable given that other windows don't exhibit this behavior). Sorry, I just noticed the comments requested in GitHub. Will move to there.
I am using Resharper Spell Pro.