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do not check when there is another language #142
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Did you try with a dictionary and saw it fail, or did you assume it is not supported because it is not shipped by default? For example https://github.com/LibreOffice/dictionaries/tree/master/ko_KR should work. If it does not we should fix it in the extension. See https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/spellchecker?tab=readme-ov-file#adding-dictionaries---example for instructions on how to add dictionaries. |
Or maybe spellcheck should not check code blocks and especially comments in code blocks. |
You can disable checking spelling in comments in settings. |
Does it persist after refreshing/reloading page? |
It persist after refreshing/reloading page/restaring kernel/shut down jupyterlab and re-open |
Hi @Firestar-Reimu, Have you found a way to fix the incorrect spell-checking issue for multi-language coding? I’ve been facing the same problem when working with multiple languages. I also noticed that I can’t disable this extension. Let me know if you’ve found a solution! |
I use Chinese with English, so that all the Chinese characters will be marked as wrong spelling
But I cannot find where to turn off spell checking
As for now no CJK dictionary is supported
You can disable checking when CJK characters are detected.
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