Shouldn’t “added_words” be stored in an easily editable and standalone customized user dictionary – and not in one’s user settings?
Often one’s customized dictionary may include thousands of words – much too bulky for user settings.
Sublime Text spell checking features
noahphense
#2
I wonder if there is a way for the settings file, to grab settings from another file.
Some form of IncludeFile call … that could identify “section names”… ? “added_words”
"added_words":
[
"my",
"word",
"list"
],
With that said, I’m sure a plugin can be written that could do the following.
** When ST is loaded, read word list, load words into “added_words” array-var.
…but yeah, would be nice if it was native
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wbond
#3
If you have thousands of words added, you should probably create your own dictionary file and then the spell checker will bulk load them much faster. See the dictionary setting in the default settings. You can find base dictionaries to work with at https://hunspell.github.io/.
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seanmcbride
#4
Is it possible to create a custom dictionary in a simple text file that will load in combination with the default ST3 dictionary?
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wbond
#5
Hunspell dictionaries are simple text files. The first line is the number of words in the file, and then you list one word per line.
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