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Re: How do you make the user dictionary work? [message #271802 is a reply to message #264295] |
Mon, 29 June 2009 01:21 |
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Originally posted by: user.domain.invalid
Adam Nielsen schrieb:
>>> Whenever I press Ctrl+1 on a misspelled word and choose Add to
>>> dictionary a message pops up saying "A user dictionary is needed to
>>> add words. Do you want to configure it now?" If I click yes it
>>> opens the window above with my user dictionary already entered in.
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>> This sounds like a bug. Is there anything in the .log?
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> Can't find any .log files, strangely enough. I have discovered that it
> only seems to affect CDT though - I can't add words to the userdict from
> within a .cpp file, but I can from within plain text files.
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> Maybe it's a bug in CDT? Is anyone else able to try it just in case
> it's only my setup?
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> Thanks,
> Adam.
Oh still no answer to it? I got the same problem.
Fix: There are different settings for each spelling engine you can set.
Just select c/c++ engine and put localdictionaryC.txt in the
User_defined dictionary. Then select the default spelling engine and
choose another file, lets say localdictionaryDefault.txt. This worked
for me and i can use the context <+Add 'word' to dictionary> function.
Of cause you can choose the same file for different engines.
Hope this helps to find that "hidden" setting.
Greets, Jed.
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