https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=468484
--- Comment #4 from Jonathan Poelen <jonathan.poe...@gmail.com> --- I understand better, but it's a rather complicated thing to do with undesirable effects. For example, in the simple case of checking title and alt in HTML, this involves adding a "color" that would have the particularity of being verifiable. <img class="..." alt="bla bla"> with <img is Element class= is Attribute "..." is Value alt= is Attribute "bla bla" is spellCheckableValue Value and spellCheckableValue are in fact values, but the syntax must expose 2 distinct values, which implies modifying 2 colors if you want to change the color of the attributes. Although this can be done, I think the resulting behavior is strange from the user's point of view. The same goes for PHP with String, Heredoc, Nowdoc which, in addition to creating false positives, is a real pain when you have to juggle with a lot of interleave highlights. A plugin could do it, but I'm thinking that it would end up duplicating a lot of code, both for the one that handles spell checking and the one that detects useful parts of the syntax. I'm wondering whether it wouldn't be possible to add alternative syntaxes dedicated to spell checking, ideally with a way of selecting them when checking is activated. Since this kind of "syntax" eliminates the need for highlighting, the detection of language elements could be simplified. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
