Any way to re-spellcheck the whole buffer after a dictionnary change? #2088
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I had exactly the same problem today and what I did, is |
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👍 Nice, I will try to do a PR to call |
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This commit move the – previously disabled – `auto-dictionary` code to the `spell-checking` layer and activate it. It is now enabled by default, but can be disabled by setting `spell-checking-auto-dictionary` to `nil`. `auto-dictionary` come with some interesting improvements: - Tries to automatically detect what is the language of the buffer and activate the corresponding dictionary. - When a buffer is opened, all spelling mistakes are shown without being first under the cursor. - When the dictionary is changed, the whole buffer is reanalyzed for spelling mistakes (close syl20bnr#2088).
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This commit moves the – previously disabled – `auto-dictionary` code to the `spell-checking` layer and activate it. It is now enabled by default, but can be disabled by setting `spell-checking-auto-dictionary` to `nil`. `auto-dictionary` comes with some interesting improvements: - Tries to automatically detect what is the language of the buffer and activate the corresponding dictionary. - When a buffer is opened, all spelling mistakes are shown without needing first to be under the cursor. - When the dictionary is changed, the whole buffer is reanalyzed for spelling mistakes (close syl20bnr#2088).
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This commit moves the – previously disabled – `auto-dictionary` code to the `spell-checking` layer and activate it. It is now enabled by default, but can be disabled by setting `spell-checking-auto-dictionary` to `nil`. `auto-dictionary` comes with some interesting improvements: - Tries to automatically detect what is the language of the buffer and activate the corresponding dictionary. - When a buffer is opened, all spelling mistakes are shown without needing first to be under the cursor. - When the dictionary is changed, the whole buffer is reanalyzed for spelling mistakes (close #2088).
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After doing a
SPC S dand changing the dictionary, the buffer keeps words coloured as mistakes until the cursor is placed on them. Is there a way to refresh the spell checking?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: