https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=131487
--- Comment #25 from Callegar <[email protected]> --- I do not have any statistical data either ;-) But from what you say, I read this (correct me if I am wrong): - For the usage case that you expect to be most frequent, the best behavior would not be "spellcheck mixed-language words against the dictionaries corresponding to the first character of the word" (the current behavior), but *always mark as error* words with mixed-language. - For the usage case that I am often encountering (but, as said, I accept that this can be mostly relevant to Italians since Italian is a language that quite friendly accepts foreign words and then applies Italian rules such as elisions with them) the best behavior would be to *never mark as errors* words with mixed-language. In neither case, to spellcheck words with mixed language (the current behavior) is sensible. For your case it happens to work, but it is just a waste of CPU. For my case, it is plain nasty. So, to me, the best possibility would be a per-document option: always mark as error mixed-language words or never mark them as error. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
