Hi all!
Seeing the release notes of 687 reminded me of something that's been nagging me (slightly) for some time. It's mostly got to to with the language selection in the spelling dialog: - The selected dictionary is application wide (i.e. valid for all documents), but as it happens I often have a German and an English document open (or more applicably one in British and one in American English :P). Maybe this setting could be stored in the meta-info file? I just found out there is a plugin for AdiumX that does this for each contact... - After changing the dictionary, the red squiggly underlining isn't refreshed. I thought this was due to the lazy colouring, but I tested it with plenty of idle CPU time.
As an aside, I finally got my British keyboard (the German key-layout trades valuable keys (e.g. everything needed for coding in general) for hardly ever used umlauts) so now I can use the keyboard shortcuts of TM as intended. And stuff like Apple+~ works now. I find it strange, that (generally speaking) very few people seem to use their OS in a non-local language with a local keyboard...
Anyway... ranting over!
Daniel.
On 04/11/2005, at 11.45, Daniel Vollmer wrote:
- The selected dictionary is application wide (i.e. valid for all
documents), but as it happens I often have a German and an English document open (or more applicably one in British and one in American English :P). Maybe this setting could be stored in the meta-info file?
I'll add it to the to-do.
- After changing the dictionary, the red squiggly underlining isn't
refreshed. I thought this was due to the lazy colouring, but I tested it with plenty of idle CPU time.
The spelling panel is a system component, and to the best of my knowledge, there's no way to be notified about the user changing language (other than polling), so that's why the document isn't re- checked (toggling spelling off/on should fix it).
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Allan Odgaard -
Daniel Vollmer