Hi! Although I agree with you that
from a user standpoint, this is really
a bug. But I am quite convinced that
from the programmer view, this is
a bit hard to implement, because
of the different spell checkings
implementations.
Actually, I was not even able to have
my gedit have an english or french
dictionary installed (I tried to install
aspell, ispell, with iamerican and ifrench).
Unfortunately, the spell checker is
a plugin in Gedit, and, reading this
message, I see that they are totally changing their internal technology
for plugins (don't know how much
advance this is). See: http://live.gnome.org/Gedit_2fNewMdi
So, briefly, I permit myself to change
the severity of this bug from normal
to wishlist. I indeed wish
that adding a word in one editor's
dictionary, an other editor's dictionary would find it too (for the same language).
it.
Hi! Although I agree with you that
from a user standpoint, this is really
a bug. But I am quite convinced that
from the programmer view, this is
a bit hard to implement, because
of the different spell checkings
implementations.
Actually, I was not even able to have
my gedit have an english or french
dictionary installed (I tried to install
aspell, ispell, with iamerican and ifrench).
So I looked for the GNOME Gedit page www.gnome. org/projects/ gedit/ bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 316031
at: http://
and the associated bugs, and found
this bug that have a patch to have
gedit spell checker use Enchant, that
wish to integrate the different spell
checkers technology:
http://
Unfortunately, the spell checker is live.gnome. org/Gedit_ 2fNewMdi
a plugin in Gedit, and, reading this
message, I see that they are totally changing their internal technology
for plugins (don't know how much
advance this is). See:
http://
So, briefly, I permit myself to change
the severity of this bug from normal
to wishlist. I indeed wish
that adding a word in one editor's
dictionary, an other editor's dictionary would find it too (for the same language).
it.