Emacs version: 21.2.1 Problem: `flyspell-highlight-duplicate-region' does not have a mechanism to ignore duplicate words as `flyspell-highlight-incorrect-region' does, and it could/should.
Details: I am trying to integrate flyspell into TNT, an AOL IM clone for Emacsen. I want to spell-check the message as it's being typed, but ignore any previous messages. By using `flyspell-incorrect-hook' I have it successfully ignoring what I want it to, except when it comes up against a duplicate misspelled word. Here, flyspell does not go through the same functions to highlight the word, so there is no hook to call, and the word gets highlighted. I can control this, of course, by using advice, or perhaps by making `flyspell-duplicate-distance' buffer-local and then modifying it. But a cleaner way would be for `flyspell-highlight-duplicate-region' to have its own hook to call similar to `flyspell-incorrect-hook'. -- Regards, joe Joe Casadonte [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
