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Flyspell/ispell operational mismatch
From: |
Richard.G.Bielawski |
Subject: |
Flyspell/ispell operational mismatch |
Date: |
Mon, 20 Jun 2005 21:19:10 -0500 |
"GNU Emacs 22.0.50 (i386-msvc-nt5.1.2600)
of 2005-06-19 on LD1"
Flyspell mode marks 2 letter words as misspelled while
ispell-word ignores 2 letter words. This leaves one unable to
correct some Flyspell flagged words using M-$.
While it's possible to use flyspell-correct-word, that's terribly
inconvenient since it can't be mapped to a keystroke due to
requiring a mouse event as a parameter.
Since the correct action would often be to add the word to one of
the dictionaries rather than change spelling, manually fixing the
word isn't usually an option. I don't really have an opinion on
which should be changed but it seems they should either both
ignore 2 letter words or both allow for fixing them.
Also:
I'm quite surprised I find no option to ignore words with numbers
or that contain only capital letters. This seems to be quite
'standard functionality' in most spell checkers I've used. Have
I missed something here? It's certainly something I'd turn on
if I knew how.
Thanks
Richard Bielawski
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