The default for a site you haven't visited is to match the language of
the document or the edit control. If you change the dictionaries
manually, they should be remembered for the site, so this should only be
a problem the first time you visit a site.
I think it's worth discussing whether we
(In reply to Alexander Gavrilov from comment #36)
> Has the about:config → spellchecker.dictionary setting been adapted to
> support multiple dictionaries? In my tests setting it to something
> comma-separated like "ru,en-US" does nothing.
We first try to match the element or document language
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There's failures on test-verification with these changes, but there's
failures on test-verification on these tests without the changes as
well, e.g.
https://treeherder.mozilla.org/jobs?repo=try=99fedcc1a058b3377c7def7938d3f27173edaee6
where I added some comments to trigger test-verification on the
Created attachment 9266351
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Support multiple dictionaries to mozISpellCheckingEngine.idl
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Spell checking
Created attachment 9266356
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Support multiple dictionaries in EditorSpellCheck
Depends on D140242
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WIP: Bug 1402822 - Support multiple dictionaries in nsIEditorSpellCheck
Depends on D140241
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WIP: Bug 1402822 - Support multiple dictionaries in RemoteSpellcheckEngine
Depends on D140240
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Created attachment 9266353
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Support multiple dictionaries to mozSpellChecker
Depends on D140239
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Title:
Spell
Created attachment 9266352
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Support multiple hunspell instances in mozHunspell
Depends on D140238
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Created attachment 9266357
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Fix dictionary extension loading code in XPIProvider.jsm
Depends on D140243
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Created attachment 9266359
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Add mochitest for multiple dictionaries
Depends on D140245
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Title:
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Created attachment 9266358
WIP: Bug 1402822 - Update unit tests for multiple dictionaries
For the most part these are simple updates to account for multiple
dictionaries and the fact that SetDictionaries is async whereas
SetDictionary was sync.
Fixing test_async_UpdateCurrentDictionary was more
(In reply to Gabriele Svelto [:gsvelto] from comment #2)
> I did some further digging and this is happening all over the place but
> mostly in code we don't control. It's always `select()`'s fault though.
> Daniel, this code is different from upstream WebRTC (which is also using
> `select()`
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