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When citing other papers, the spell checker picks up on the citation keys and tries to correct them. It racks up a lot of annoying warnings. See picture.
In this case, it suggests that "Dourish2004" should be "Nourished". I would like the spell checker to just skip these kinds of suggestions.
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On a related note: Comments are also spell checked. I usually write todos to myself, something like % TODO Baltrunas' ideas should be explored further. The spell checker then complains on the words "TODO" and "Baltrunas'" (which is a surname). I see the point in spell checking comments, but in this case it also kind of annoying. Maybe one should be able to turn spell checking for comments on and off? I can make another issue out of this, if you want.
When citing other papers, the spell checker picks up on the citation keys and tries to correct them. It racks up a lot of annoying warnings. See picture.
In this case, it suggests that "Dourish2004" should be "Nourished". I would like the spell checker to just skip these kinds of suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: