$ gnpm install cspell-grammar
cspell-grammarCSpell Grammar is used to generate a parser. The Parser is used to add context / scope to parts of a document, making it easier to define the parts to spell spell checked.
This is to address the issues and limitations related to ignoreRegExpList and includeRegExpList.
The parser is use to add scope to sections of a document. The scope can then be used to apply spell checking rules.
Example: Only check comments and strings
rules:
'*': false
comment: true
string: true
It can be even more powerful like controlling the language settings based upon scope.
rules:
comment:
language: en
string:
language: en,fr
dictionaries: ['marketing-terms'],
caseSensitive: true
string.javascript:
caseSensitive: false
Rules are applied in the order they match the scope of the text.
When checking JavaScript files with the above example rules:
en,frmarketing-terms dictionary will be enabledcaseSensitive will be trueencaseSensitive will be falseAt its core, cspell-grammar uses a simplified form of the TextMate grammar.
Why use a grammar parser? Couldn't a colorizer / highlighter or a language AST be used? At one level, needs of the spell checker are simpler and different from colorizers or language AST parsers. The goal of a spell checker is to spell check relevant text. The spell check does not need to care about the syntactical correctness of a document or presentation.
The goal of a grammar parser for the spell checker is to allow the user to decide:
Note: CSpell is a pure JavaScript application, so including the Oniguruma is not an option.
Consider the following bit of LaTeX:
k\"{o}nnen
können
For the spell checker to work correctly, the \"{o} should be transformed into ö before it is checked against the German dictionary.
This creates a few challenges.
Possible options:
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