Any reason the learn/ignore word are missing from the spell check word menu?
On Dec 9, 2004, at 10:56, Michael Sheets wrote:
Any reason the learn/ignore word are missing from the spell check word menu?
Which programs have these items in the menu? AFAIK this action (learn/ignore) is normally in the spelling panel (as is also the case for TextMate).
Which programs have these items in the menu? AFAIK this action (learn/ignore) is normally in the spelling panel (as is also the case for TextMate).
Having them in the Contextual Menu is nice
--- Justin French, Indent.com.au justin.french@indent.com.au Web Application Development & Graphic Design
On Dec 9, 2004, at 11:42, Justin French wrote:
Which programs have these items in the menu? AFAIK this action (learn/ignore) is normally in the spelling panel (as is also the case for TextMate).
Having them in the Contextual Menu is nice
But is there any apps which does it?
I can only find API to ignore a word for the current document (not learn it).
On 09/12/2004, at 9:50 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Dec 9, 2004, at 11:42, Justin French wrote:
Which programs have these items in the menu? AFAIK this action (learn/ignore) is normally in the spelling panel (as is also the case for TextMate).
Having them in the Contextual Menu is nice
But is there any apps which does it?
Apple's Mail.app does it :)
--- Justin French, Indent.com.au justin.french@indent.com.au Web Application Development & Graphic Design
On Dec 9, 2004, at 5:59 AM, Justin French wrote:
On 09/12/2004, at 9:50 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Dec 9, 2004, at 11:42, Justin French wrote:
Which programs have these items in the menu? AFAIK this action (learn/ignore) is normally in the spelling panel (as is also the case for TextMate).
Having them in the Contextual Menu is nice
But is there any apps which does it?
Apple's Mail.app does it :)
I just made an informal survey:
The "Learn" function in the contextual menu appears in XJournal, Safari, SubEthaEdit, and likely any app that uses (I'm guessing here) the standard Cocoa text field. It seems to come with the "Spelling, Font, Speech" submenus. I'm guessing that, since TextMate has lots of new stuff in its text field, you've rolled your own. Thus, the standard "spell checker" options do not magically appear. Or something. :)
Given the level of additional functionality you've brought to text, that's an acceptable trade-off IMHO. Unless you find an easy way to hook that in, in which case it would be a nice addition.
On Dec 10, 2004, at 4:26, Joshua DiMauro wrote:
[...] I'm guessing that, since TextMate has lots of new stuff in its text field, you've rolled your own. Thus, the standard "spell checker" options do not magically appear. Or something. :)
Yes, pretty much everything is “from scratch”. But I'll add the learn/ignore options whenever I figure out what the API is for the former -- the goal is to be a superset of the standard text field, so I do want to mimic whatever it does.
Any reason the learn/ignore word are missing from the spell check word menu?
Spell check - don't we have syntax coloring for that? ;-)
IMHO spell-checking is more of a wordprocessor feature.. Does TextMate really need this to be as powerful as other programs (which will have more use for it) have it?
/MS
Any reason the learn/ignore word are missing from the spell check word menu?
Spell check - don't we have syntax coloring for that? ;-)
You could argue that it shouldn't have spell check maybe, but since it does it should work right ;)
I can't think of a program that doesn't have learn/ignore in the contextual menu, I wasn't suggesting placing it in the menubar. TextEdit, Mail, Frogblast... etc have it, I thought it was standard issue.
This is the ONE thing I miss from BBEdit...
It's a drop-down of HTML and or *inseryourlanguage* functions and you can click them to get to the corresponding line.
Anyway to get that in TM? I know, I know, let go of the past, but seriously, it's helpful.
On Dec 9, 2004, at 22:14, Noel Jackson wrote:
It's a drop-down of HTML and or *inseryourlanguage* functions and you can click them to get to the corresponding line.
Anyway to get that in TM? I know, I know, let go of the past, but seriously, it's helpful.
I've commented on this like a dozen times before ;) yes it'll appear in TM. This will happen when I start to expand the current syntax system to gather information from the source like function prototypes (this also allows to selectively disable spell checking, smart typing and similar for certain language elements).
It's a 1.1 thing, and it's probably my own top request (not the function popup, I have no need for this ;) but being able to have proper spell check underlining in HTML, have includes in C++ be links which can be followed, have recursive language definitions etc.) -- but it's currently competing with the reworked project drawer/window (with ftp support) for being the first major 1.1 thing...
Sweet! And sorry Allan, I must have missed that, or not understood what you were replying to. AWESOME! As long as it gets put in sometime, in the next year, I'm good as gold. :)
On Dec 10, 2004, at 12:31 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
I've commented on this like a dozen times before ;) yes it'll appear in TM. This will happen when I start to expand the current syntax system to gather information from the source like function prototypes (this also allows to selectively disable spell checking, smart typing and similar for certain language elements).
It's a 1.1 thing, and it's probably my own top request (not the function popup, I have no need for this ;) but being able to have proper spell check underlining in HTML, have includes in C++ be links which can be followed, have recursive language definitions etc.) -- but it's currently competing with the reworked project drawer/window (with ftp support) for being the first major 1.1 thing...
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And also, Noel, remember to create a new mail when starting a new subject like this.
FTP in the drawer... yes please! (Hope that's SFTP as well.)
Could I create and remember remote TM "projects" on other servers, open them with login/password, and then just have them appear like a normal project? Fugu et al are fine but this would dispense with them in many cases.
That would be fab.
p
On 10 Dec 2004, at 06:31, Allan Odgaard wrote:
It's a 1.1 thing, and it's probably my own top request (not the function popup, I have no need for this ;) but being able to have proper spell check underlining in HTML, have includes in C++ be links which can be followed, have recursive language definitions etc.) -- but it's currently competing with the reworked project drawer/window (with ftp support) for being the first major 1.1 thing...
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