I'm working on implementing the OS X spelling panel for chromium and I was
wondering about document tags (a unique tag for every spellcheckable thing).
These tags are needed in order to support ignoring words, which the spelling
panel has a button for. It looks like there is some support for it in webkit
(the method Editor::spellCheckerDocumentTag defers to EditorClientImpl which
has the it marked as NOTIMPLEMENTED()). The problem is that
Editor::spellCheckerDocumentTag doesn't seem to ever get called (or at
least, a breakpoint in the renderer at that line doesn't get hit on a page
with an editable textarea element). The tags themselves are pretty easy to
generate (NSSpellChecker has a method to do it), but I'm a bit lost as to
how they work in webkit. So, if anybody knows anything about how these are
supposed to work, that would be awesome.
Thanks,
-Paul Wicks
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