spell checking in LaTeX mode
Christopher Barker
I just notices something odd.
When in LaTeX mode, mis-spelling are not getting highlighted. If I
right-click on a work, I do get suggested spellings, but there is no
underlining of them.
If I switch to text mode, mis-spellings are highlighted.
A sample file is enclosed for your viewing pleasure.
-Chris
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Rob McMullen
It only spellchecks character classes that are marked as either
strings or comments, not code. There must be some missing mappings in
LaTeX mode somewhere... I'll have to look.
Rob
Christopher Barker
Thanks, that would be great, as I have no idea quite what that means.
I expect the trick with LaTeX is that is is mostly text, and only a
little bit of code.
Some spell checkers have a "TeX" mode, that will ignore TeX code. I
don't know if that can be accessed through pyenchant or not.
But a solution that falsely flags all the code as mispellings would be
fine, too. It's not hard to distinguis as a user.
Rob McMullen
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:41 AM, Christopher Barker
<Chris....@noaa.gov> wrote:
> Some spell checkers have a "TeX" mode, that will ignore TeX code. I don't
> know if that can be accessed through pyenchant or not.
Got a bit of time during my son's naptime. Try the latest svn. The
StyledTextCtrl doesn't seem to distinguish quite enough bits of the
TeX code so there are some things that are spell checked that
shouldn't be, but at least the stuff you want is now spell checked. :)
Rob
Christopher Barker
> Got a bit of time during my son's naptime. Try the latest svn. The
> StyledTextCtrl doesn't seem to distinguish quite enough bits of the
> TeX code so there are some things that are spell checked that
> shouldn't be, but at least the stuff you want is now spell checked. :)
I just got back from vacation and gave it a try: very nice, Thanks!