Grammarous will execute languagetool.jar in background. When result arrives, context may change, current document/window may be closed.
LaugnageTool always take a long time in analyzing texts, some times I start languagetool by :GrammarousCheck and before analyzing finish I switch to another split window, a few seconds later, the result arrives and Grammarous highlights error/warnings in the wrong buffer (not the original one).
Grammarous need a buffer check before handling the result. When languagetool finish, grammarous should check if the current buffer is still the original one. If so, do the next thing, otherwise, discard all the result and prompt 'buffer changed'.
Or, is it possible to hightlight errors in other buffer which is not in the current window ?
Do you think it is a reasonable point to add buffer check ?
Grammarous will execute languagetool.jar in background. When result arrives, context may change, current document/window may be closed.
LaugnageTool always take a long time in analyzing texts, some times I start languagetool by
:GrammarousCheckand before analyzing finish I switch to another split window, a few seconds later, the result arrives and Grammarous highlights error/warnings in the wrong buffer (not the original one).Grammarous need a buffer check before handling the result. When languagetool finish, grammarous should check if the current buffer is still the original one. If so, do the next thing, otherwise, discard all the result and prompt 'buffer changed'.
Or, is it possible to hightlight errors in other buffer which is not in the current window ?
Do you think it is a reasonable point to add buffer check ?