[Feature Request] Add «Deactivate Rule» function

[Kristinita]

Request

Add Deactivate Rule function.

Justification

Some rules are harmful, not helpful to me. For example, rule Use a smart opening quote here: “. But in code I can note use smart opening quotes.

Extended behavior

If I see rule, which is harmful for me I press Ctrl+Shift+P → LanguageTool: Deactivate Rule. Message with this rule will never bother me, including during the next sessions LanguageTool or Sublime Text. If I ever want to re-activate the rule, I must be press Сtrl+Shift+P → LanguageTool: Activate Rule → I select deactivate rule → rule is activated again.

Example on other apps

LanguageTool Standalone have this function.

Thanks.

[Kristinita]

@gtarawneh , now LanguageTool does not work.

When I restart Sublime Text, I see in console:

LanguageTool in E:\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\languagetool-sublime.sublime-package:278: SyntaxWarning: name 'problems' is used prior to global declaration

When I run command: language_tool, I see in console:

key evt: control+alt+l
command: language_tool
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "E:\Sublime Text 3\sublime_plugin.py", line 818, in run_
    return self.run(edit)
  File "LanguageTool in E:\Sublime Text 3\Data\Installed Packages\languagetool-sublime.sublime-package", line 261, in run
NameError: global name 'printProblem' is not defined

Thanks.

[gtarawneh]

@Kristinita Sorry it's still work in progress. Can you please use one of earlier releases for now?

[gtarawneh]

@Kristinita I'm not getting the same error for some reason, it's working fine on my computer. I noticed that you're running the plugin in a package (i.e. in sublime-package file), did you package it yourself?

Update: I managed to reproduce the error, working on a fix now ...

Update 2: Okay, I fixed this now. Plus I added the Activate Rule command. Would you mind testing the whole deactive-check-activate-check workflow and letting me how it goes?

[Kristinita]

Works for me. Thank you very much!

I install Language Tool use Package Control: Add Repository and I get all changes of this package, even if this changes not released.

[gtarawneh]

You do? I thought Package Control only pulls the last release (and not the last commit)? I'll check this out but if not then I have to be careful about pushing half-baked and untested features. Thanks for letting me know.