Alex Milowski wrote: > Three spelling checking bugs that occur often in my documents: > > 1. The spell checker seems to not understand the double hyphen to separate > an independent clause. For example: > > "A key reference specified by the 'keyref' element--which has a 'name' > and > 'refer' attribute and contains a 'selector' and one or more 'field' > elements." > In the above, it treats "element--which" as one word.
[Disclaimer: my English is not good.] This is very peculiar. Are you sure that "element--which" (double hyphen, *no space*) is really correct? I've never seen that form before. I've seen "sentence1 — sentence2 — sentence3". > 2. It also tried to capitalize 'the' in the parenthetical example below: > > "Grouping commonly used attributes (e.g. the events attributes from > XHTML)." > > I don't believe that 'the' should be capitalized. > > 3. It improperly identifies duplicate words across element boundaries. For > example: > > <title>Using Attribute Groups</title> > <contents> > <ul> > <li><p>Groups...</p></li> > </ul> > </contents> > > It would list the second 'Groups' as a duplicate. Not bugs, limitations. I get them all the times too (except for limitation #1). May be limitation #3 will be removed in future versions of XXE (that is, if we find a way to do that).
