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Corrected issue where words within certain quotations would show up as incorrectly spelled (ex: 'I'm fine') would indicate both words are misspelled
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Shadow 2023-09-12 18:57:03 -07:00
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manuskript/functions/spellchecker.py
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@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ class BasicDictionary:
def checkText(self, text):
# Based on http://john.nachtimwald.com/2009/08/22/qplaintextedit-with-in-line-spell-check/
WORDS = r'(?iu)((?:[^_\W]|\')+)[^A-Za-z0-9\']'
# (?iu) means case insensitive and Unicode
# ((?:[^_\W]|\')+) means words exclude underscores but include apostrophes
# [^A-Za-z0-9\'] used with above hack to prevent spellcheck while typing word
@ -197,8 +198,27 @@ class BasicDictionary:
for word_object in re.finditer(WORDS, text):
word = word_object.group(1)
mispelled = self.isMisspelled(word)
if mispelled == False:
continue
#inorder to prevent apostrophes causing false positives and keep the same functionality otherwise,
#check that the word doesn't have any additional punctuation on it.
if re.match("^[^\w]|([\p{P}'])$", word):
# ^[^\w] checks that it doesn't start with a word character
# ([\p{P}'])$ checks it doesn't end with punctuation characters
apostrophe_WORDS = r'(?iu)\b(?<=[\s\'"(])((?:[a-zA-Z]|\')+)(?=\b)'
# \b(?<=[\s\'"(]) looks for nonword characters and starts grouping after
# (?=\b) looks for the word boundary
# ((?:[a-zA-Z]|\')+) greedily matches for letters and apostrophes
temp = re.match(apostrophe_WORDS, word)
mispelled = self.isMisspelled(temp.group(1))
if (mispelled and not self.isCustomWord(word)):
if (self.isMisspelled(word) and not self.isCustomWord(word)):
matches.append(BasicMatch(
word_object.start(1), word_object.end(1)
))