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Regex ignore feature not working consistently #264
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In the interest of time and clarity, I can provide the info you requested in written form faster than a screenshot. The top dropdown is:
The input field under it is:
The "Split CamelCase Words" checkbox is unchecked. Everything else relevant is the same as your screenshot.
I think this is likely the issue. I'll add them to the input field below "Split Words by Non-Alphabetic Characters except" after I think about if that's going to cause unintended side-effects. Although I favor intuitive design over UI's with explanations, an explanation (or UI redesign) might be warranted in this case.
I think I figured out at some point why the change happened, but I'm scratching my noggin trying to remember. I can think of 3 possibilities:
I remember I had it working with URIs beginning with |
Well, I think firstly I need to describe it thoroughly in wiki which needs to be updated anyway. The thing is most of the spell-checkers don't give such options and just have one default behavior for splitting into words, but technically there are many ways to do that.
There was clearly a change which made URLs highlighted differently internally, it was slightly buggy before, but I'm not sure that it has affected that |
Hi - I'm trying to use the regex ignore function to avoid spellchecking guids in a json document. I've put this regex in the ignore field : [a-zA-Z0-9-]{36} The regex works with Notepad++ search function but for example still highlights this line as having a spelling issue on the "decb" part of the guid. "groupId": "d6610d11-decb-482a-b3d7-0f5a437c0b8c", Thanks for any input to resolve this. |
@mrobst For this to work you need to make |
Thank you for the new regex ignore feature. I've used it successfully in several cases.
But there is one case where it seems to never work. Here is the full regex:
and here is the part of the regex that won't work even by itself:
When I test this using Notepad++'s regex search, it works as expected to find strings. But the strings are still marked as misspelled even when trying to ignore them using a regex filter.
Example used for testing:
IIRC, DSpellCheck didn't mark the
x://
strings as misspelled until a recent change. But now, even with regex ignores, they still get marked as misspelled.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: