I have a few questions pertaining to how words are ignored.
*) should ignored words be stored in the saved document? That is, if I want
to ignore all, it should remember that for a given document, even if I
close and open it again?
*) what reseting the ignored words (via options dlg | spelling), should the
the button reset the ignored words for the current document, or all open
documents? Since ignored words are a function of the document, I would
say just the current. But, since the options dialog should "globally
change options," it should un-ignore all words in all documents.
???
*) Should I prompt the user to make sure he/she wants to reset the words?
"Do you want to reset ignored words in the current document?"
or
"Do you want to reset ignored words in all the documents?"
Should I prompt the first, then the second? That is if I only want to
un-ignore the current document, I would click yes to the first dialog and
no to the second.
Assuming we ask two questions (P1 and P2 listed above), both of type
Y/N/C, here's a purposed decision table...
# docs | P1 Asked | P1 result | P2 asked | P2 result | reset current | reset all
-------+----------+-----------+----------+-----------+---------------+----------
1 y yes n -
y -
1 y no n -
n -
1 y cancel n -
n -
>1 y yes y yes
y y
>1 y yes y no
y n
>1 y yes y cancel
n n
>1 y no n -
n -
>1 y cancel n -
n -
Here, we end because weither they say no or cancel, they don't want to
un-ignore the current document therefore we don't change anything. That
is, we can not reset all but the current.
-------+----------+-----------+----------+-----------+---------------+----------
Simply put, we double check with the user to make sure that they want to
reset ignored words and wether they want to reset words for all documents.
-shack
