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Habi
Posted - Oct 30 2009 : 5:36:12 PM Hello,
I have two problems with the automatic spell checking in a C# file (C++ is the same). See the following example:
/*
Hello worldd.
"Alt+S" This is wrongg.
And this tooo.
*/
/*
Helpp.
<h2> Testt </h2>
Bugg.
*/
The automatic spell checker marks only the words worldd and Helpp as misspelled. The manually triggered spell checker finds all typos (worldd, wrongg, tooo, Helppp, Testt and Bugg).
If I remove the + in the string "Alt+S", wrongg and tooo are marked as misspelled too.
And if I remove the html-tags in the second comment block, Testt and Bugg are detected as misspelled too. Especially the problem with the html-tags bothers me since I use doxygen to document my code.
Any ideas? Are these bugs or features? ;-)
Greetings Habi
VS 2008 Standard, German VAX 10.5.1727.0 built 2009.06.12
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Posted - Aug 04 2010 : 5:50:52 PM case=29867 is fixed in build 1829
feline
Posted - Nov 03 2009 : 2:12:57 PM Very odd, thank you for the clear examples. The HTML tags problem is:
case=29867
The problems with the dots and the plus sign is:
case=35081
They might have the same cause, but I am not sure if they really do.
Habi
Posted - Oct 30 2009 : 5:56:12 PM And another strange behavior:
/*
This is a test, e.g. thiss
testt
*/
thiss and testt are not marked as misspelled. But after removing the "e.g." (or just the g) everything becomes fine.
