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kandi X-RAY | spell-check Summary
Highlights misspelling in Atom and shows possible corrections. Use cmd-shift-: for Mac or ctrl-shift-: for Windows or Linux to bring up the list of corrections when your cursor is on a misspelled word.
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QUESTION
Sublime Text - spell check does not work for .txt files (while working for other files).
Why? How to fix? Any ideas?
Also: in a new file (not yet saved) the spell check works. However, after the file is saved as .txt, the spell check does not work. Unexpected. Why? How to fix?
The Preferences.sublime-settings has:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 14:18Multiple things to check:
- Check how
.txtfiles are syntax-highlighted. In my case.txtfiles are syntax-highlighted as.bashfiles (it is needed by some reason). - If
.txtfiles are syntax-highlighted as.bashfiles, thenhelloeis a variable name, which is not spell checked by default. As user @OdatNurd said:
spell_checkcontrols weather or not spell checking is turned on or not, butspelling_selectordetermines what text is actually spell checked. Specifically, in source code files it's basically strings and comments. In your example the text is a variable name. If you want to alter that, you need to alter thespelling_selectortoo.
QUESTION
this is my first post here so apologies for any norms broken... I am completing the Speller problem for Harvard's Cs50. The task is to load a dictionary file into a hash map and then check a text file for misspelled words. My program runs fine and passes all tests except for the valgrind test. Here is my code for the problem, there is another harvard-written file that contains the program's main and calls all of the funcitons I wrote:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 20:14Ok your main problem is with null terminators, I dont understand a lot of you logic , I just called load with a simple 4 word file.
You must make sure that you make enough space for the null and you must make sure that you have a null.
so
the ones I found, you have to fix the others
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 10:28I have never used SpecFlow or AWS CodeCommit, but a little bit of experimentation (for lack of thorough available documentation) strongly suggests that AndrewF's suspicion is correct:
Syntax highlighting rules highlight invalid statements for a SpecFlow feature file (example found on toolsqa.com) are highlighted with red background. On the left, the same rule seems to cause the grey background for removed invalid statements.
The highlighting rules seem to support And clauses, just not in the Then part of a scenario, although the language grammar seems to allow this. I blame a bad syntax highlighting rule.
However, I have a hard time finding a formal grammar specification for Cuccumber/Gherkin that would tell me exactly what is and isn't allowed where (and what a compliant parser would make of it).
EditWhy didn't I think of checking the source view first? Looking at the HTML/CSS rules of the above diff, one can see the markup in black and white: Red background equals . The same applies to the grey Foo on the left side of the diff.
QUESTION
System:Ubuntu 18.04
I am trying to build Drake from source using Bazel, I have installed the prerequisite using the provided install_prereqs.sh. However, when I am trying to build drake from source, I encounter a strange problem. It turns out to be related with the tools/workspace/pybind11/mkdoc.py file and //bindings/pydrake:generate_pybind_coverage target. The terminal output is shown below.
After I run
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 01:10The complaint is about the C++ standard library, i.e., libstc++ and its headers. The Clang compiler itself seems to be installed correctly, but it's looking for the GCC standard C++ library, and failing.
The problem might be if you have GCC 10 installed (or partially installed).
Does the https://github.com/RobotLocomotion/drake/issues/15652 advice help? Specifically:
QUESTION
When I run my program i get these 2 errors and not sure why
The error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-25 at 05:19Your words_counter is used as the global variable in your code, so define it in the same place as other global objects:
QUESTION
This doesn't work when using unicode characters (in Ubuntu bash):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 08:42One practical approach for all of it is to use Text::Unidecode
QUESTION
To get along better with my coworkers, I have atom configured with 2-space tabs, but in some files, I prefer 4. I'm trying to figure another file type, in this case, my Foo.pro files that are created with Qt Creator.
I've tried a few dozen things, and nothing seems to work. I'm editing my ~/.atom/config.cson and then restarting atom, and there's no change.
Here's my latest attempt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-22 at 10:13It appears, that Atom reverses the scopes for the language in config.cson, so rather than using .source.pro it should be .pro.source (as with the others in your example). At least that's what it does, when you set up indentation in the package settings for a language.
Since you mentioned that you want to get along better with colleagues: Have you looked into using the editor-agnostic EditorConfig standard to share indentation settings with them? Whenever your project contains an .editorconfig file, that will override your personal preferences that you would use when no such file exists. EditorConfig is supported by many editors, directly or through plugins.
QUESTION
On my Ubuntu 18.04, I have this desktop file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-17 at 08:01Hm....
I removed the brackets around the StartupWMClass and it works. So it should not be [xxx]. It can only be xxx.
QUESTION
I want to implement spell check and dictionary in my C# windows-based application. From Google, I found that hunspell is one of the best options to implement this functionality. I have installed nhunspell using visual studio NuGet as per the suggestion from the below URL. But when I try to execute the code, getting error "AFF File not found: C:\TestProject\TestHunshell\bin\Debug\en_us.aff"
When I search the installed hunspell package .aff & .dic files are not found. I am not sure from where I can download and install or paste "en_us.aff", "en_us.dic" files to my solution.
Can someone please suggest the proper way to install and implement hunspell in the C# windows application?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-27 at 02:31Based on my test, you could download aff & .dic files from the following link:
After clicking on the click, we should right-click to save as a txt file.
Then, we need to move the .txt to change it to the extension .aff or .dic.
Finally, we move the two files to the project\bin\debug folder.
Here is my test code and result:
QUESTION
Looks like most slack questions deal with sending issues. I have the opposite.
In the olden days, when I was using outlook emails, I would simply add a xxx@xxx.com in the sender's list. That way, even if I click send by mistake, the mail won't be sent because there is an invalid email. I used this because I need to type a long email and don't want to send mails by mistake before it is completed and spell-checked. Is there something like this I can do for slack also?
Current solutions:
- I can chat with myself on slack. This feature is used to keep notes, reminders etc. I can use this feature for this purpose also. Just wondering if there is a better solution.
- Slack does allow you to delete messages. So, even if I send the message before completion, I can just delete and rewrite.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-02 at 05:37You can do that by updating your preferences.
Set your Enter key preference
Depending on the preference that you set, pressing the
key on your desktop will either send a message or start a new line in Slack. Use the steps below to change this preference at any time.
https://slack.com/intl/en-in/help/articles/115005523006-Set-your-Enter-key-preference
Tip:
If you choose 'Send the message', you can use to Shift Enter start a new line.
If you choose 'Start a new line', you can use Command Enter(Mac) or Ctrl Enter(Windows/Linux) to send the message.
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