Neil Hodgson wrote:
Philippe Lhoste [on the Scintilla list]:
Yes, now that I use Firefox 2.0, I really wish to have my documentation,
typed in SciTE, to have real time squiggly lines and right click
suggestions, at least for some well defined styles (comments, textual
part of HTML, plain text, etc.).
Packaging / linking / licensing may be difficult. I don't want to
be distributing dictionaries. Possibly something that linked (at
runtime) to spelling capability that may be already present could
work. The more SciTE way of approaching this would be to run an
external program to generate a list of mistake positions and then
highlight these as an extension to the existing understanding of error
messages.
Neil
You could make it a wordlist that Scite looks into. Then the user can
pass in their own list of words. Vim has something similar as well as
being able to use dictionaries.
Scite could look into the scite.wordlist file and if a word is in there
and incorrect you could have Scite highlight it or automatically change
the word (and that could be a scite property as well).
bad good
thier their # Scite would see "thier" and highlight or change it
Then users can create their own and you don't have to do any linking or
licensing.
Just a thought...
Robert
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