Language tool

[szepeviktor]

Please use a language tool when writing text for a book. e.g. DeepL, Hunspell or Grammarly

[cedounet]

Yeah I had a branch with aspell in make check at some point but it gave soo many false positive that I never merged it.

if hunspell is open source, packaged in Debian and we have a way to limit false positive then I am all for it adding it back to the makefile.

Language is en-US-UTF-8

Thanks

[szepeviktor]

@cedounet You can get dictionaries from LibreOffice/dictionaries GitHub repo, Hunspell from apt-get install hunspell, then hunspell -d path/to/libreoffice-dictionaries/en/en_US -l with optional local dictionary: -p hunspell.txt (1 word per line).

[cedounet]

Thanks.

how many false positive when ran accross all tex files and eventually comments in code ?

[szepeviktor]

I've used typos in #375.

[szepeviktor]

cat $(git ls-files '*.tex')|sed 's/\\[a-z{}]\+//g'|../hunspell-en_US|sort -f|uniq -i|grep -v '^[0-9]'

300 words including proper nouns, non-English words, and British spelling.

[hendricius]

I have been using Grammarly in my IDE.