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Hi,
Thanks for maintaining this. Really appreciate your work. Here's the issue I'm reporting:
Although I like having the @Spell option enabled for pythonComment, the same option for strings is a bit distracting because, typically my code doesn't usually have too many 'user consumable strings', however, it does have a lot of strings as keys to dicts etc:
d= {'top_nav' : ..., 'err_msg' : ...}
...which then get highlighted as spell errors. Is it possible to make this a configurable option, like python_spell_check_comments and python_spell_check_strings.
This isn't a big pain, just a suggestion. So feel free to close this issue with a WONTFIX . Thanks again for your work.
cheers,
steve
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
Thanks for maintaining this. Really appreciate your work. Here's the issue I'm reporting:
Although I like having the
@Spell
option enabled forpythonComment
, the same option for strings is a bit distracting because, typically my code doesn't usually have too many 'user consumable strings', however, it does have a lot of strings as keys to dicts etc:...which then get highlighted as spell errors. Is it possible to make this a configurable option, like
python_spell_check_comments
andpython_spell_check_strings
.This isn't a big pain, just a suggestion. So feel free to close this issue with a WONTFIX . Thanks again for your work.
cheers,
steve
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: