Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >>>>> "Jean-Pierre" == Jean-Pierre Chrétien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Jean-Pierre> Could the diacritics problem come from the list of > Jean-Pierre> locales not including utf8 ? > > What is the diacritics problem? That we cannot check accented > characters?
I made more extensive tests: - adding [EMAIL PROTECTED] locale has no effect - the part of the word with diacritics is random (the whole word can be considered in the replacement field, but is is thus declared as invalid even when correct). Then I discovered that the default setting of the spellchecker was ispell... I'm so accustomed to aspell that I just can't imagine other checkers. Couls aspell be the default spellchecker when detected ? So I must reconsider my initial follow-up. With aspell I confirm Asger's original post description. I may add that the checked word is not highlighted (but the first one in the LyX window) and that the focus in the document does not self-change. A manual change (after several checks in the hidden part) restores the status: first checked word highlighted, current not highlighted. Sorry for the misleading follow-up, I guess that it can be assumed that aspell is the standard spellchecker ? -- Jean-Pierre
