[Alphacocoa-devel] [alphacocoa:tickets] #250 RemReminder on ticket #248 : Problems with the spellchecker of Alpha 9.2.2 in TeX Mode for french

[L. P. <lau...@us...>]

Hi Bernard
Thank you very much. Indeed the problem seems to be solved.

We are very fortunate to have you so efficient to take care of Alpha

Regards
Laurent Praly


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** [tickets:#250] RemReminder on ticket #248 : Problems with the spellchecker of Alpha 9.2.2 in TeX Mode for french**

**Status:** fixed
**Created:** Sun Apr 11, 2021 09:30 AM UTC by  Laurent PRALY
**Last Updated:** Thu May 20, 2021 12:51 PM UTC
**Owner:** nobody


Having received no comment on ticket 248, I am rewriting it here with increasing its priority to major.

I have problems with the spellcker of Alpha 9.2.2 in TeX Mode for french. Specifically in a text in french, the job is not done correctly in presence of accents or in comments.

Here are the parameters concerning spelling in my Alpha's configuration for the TeX Mode
Choose an implementatation for spellcheck: Alpha

Alpha Preferences: "TeX" Mode > LaTeX Accents
Accent Smart Escape: Yes
Accents in Comments: No
Bind LaTeX Accents: No
Accente Syntax: \'{e} & \oe{}

Alpha Preferences: "TeX" Mode Features
LaTeX Accents: Yes

My test file is:

\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]
% letter
\begin{document}
Nous \'{e}tudions ici le bouclage dynamique de sortie qui est un sujet extr\^{e}mement extremement vaste. Nous nous li-mi-tons \`{a} l'\'{e}nonc\'{e} d'id\'{e}es directrices et \`{a} une pr\'{e}sentation tr\`{e}s in\'{e}gale des r\'{e}sultats, avec beaucoup de d\'{e}tails pour certains et \`{a} peine une \'{e}bauche pour d'autres.
\end{document}

After starting Alpha, I created a new file with the above content, change the mode to TeX, typed the above and recorded the file. Then Edit > Spelling > Spelcheck window flagged successively the following words,
**letter**                                              Find next
**extr**                                                  Find next
**extremement**                            Correct
**d'id**                                                   Find next
**tr**                                                       Find next

For me **letter** should not be flagged because it is in a comment. The other flagged words show that TeX accents, as declared in the configuration, are not understood. Worse, the correction of **extremement** I get is **extr\^{e}mement** which is correct. But if I run the spellchecker on the corrected file, the corrected word is flagged as **extr**

I have noticed that the problem does not depend in the encoding. It is the same for UTF-8, OSX and ISO.

Is there a problem with my configuration or is it a problem with the spellchecker ?

Auxiliary question: how to remove "learned" words or to go back to the default dictionary ?

Thanks in advance for your help.



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