Initially I thought that VS2010 froze and I killed its process. I let it run again for 5 minutes and eventually it finished, but it's slow like molasses.
There should be an option to add the word to the custom dictionary even if no suggestions found. Example would be a person's name. user probably does not want the spell checker to flag it every time.
This is a nice tool.
A feature that I really would like to see is some simple syntax checking for XML doc. We use SandCastle to build API doc from inline documentation. The problems we see in the API doc are: incomplete sentences, inconsistent use of puncuations(missing ending period) etc. If this tool can do some syntax/grammar checking, it would be very helpful in improving documentation quality.
Are there any chances to support grammar checking? I've being ignoring some grammar errors I didn't see until I tried to open my html file in word. But fixing anything in word is to screw up all my pretty tags with noise. Word is the worst thing that can happen to an html file. So, are there any chances to get grammar checking in visual studio?
This is a nice add-in. But why don't you support the spell check inside string literals. This would be very useful in constant files, resource files, etc.
Paresh.
Hi, I'm using this plugin to check spanish words, I was using the last version in vs 2008 and works great, but now in this version I get spelling errors in the tags (summary, threadsafety, returns, param, etc.)
Since most of the tags in VS 2010 are verified in by the compiler I think it's safe to ignore the tags, or at least have an option to ignore the tags.
Thanks for the great work.
I have the same problem when using the spell checker in British English (Visual Studio 2010, Office 2010) where the tags that are not real words (e.g. "cref", "params" etc.) get marked as misspelled. The messages dialog gets really cluttered, since these tags are so common. It would therefore be great if the spell checker would ignore the tags in a future release.
I have also noticed a bug when right clicking on a misspelled word, for which no suggestions exist, and then not being able to "ignore" the word.
This is a nice add-in. But why not consider excluding spell check for URL, e-mail address and some ohter items?
The spell check performance is also to be enhanced.
Thanks again for your nice add-in.
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