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I don't think this is a problem, but to better understand why I think this is important, I'll give an example.
In Spanish, accents or characters such as Ñ are used, although nowadays character encoding is not a problem, it is not a recommended practice to use Ñ or accents in class names, namespaces or variables. Occasionally some languages or compilers may not accept these characters.
Currently the only options available are to add unaccented words to the dictionary, but this may not be appropriate since in places such as texts for the user it is important to show the accented word, but in case of forgetting the accent the unknown word warning will not be displayed.
Solution
It would be good to include an option to avoid checking the spelling of certain statements, or instead, that in certain statements a word that does not contain accents but is correctly spelled is considered valid, for example: "Restricción" > "Restriccion", "Transmisión" > "Transmision"
Alternatives
In addition to the correct spelling solution ignoring accents, you could also add it to the dictionary in a category like "Add to class name dictionary"
Additional Context
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Code of Conduct
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This would turn off case sensitive (and accent) checking for all JavaScript and TypeScript files. The overrides would turn off case sensitive checking for all files inside of **/src.
Problem
I don't think this is a problem, but to better understand why I think this is important, I'll give an example.
In Spanish, accents or characters such as
Ñ
are used, although nowadays character encoding is not a problem, it is not a recommended practice to useÑ
or accents in class names, namespaces or variables. Occasionally some languages or compilers may not accept these characters.Currently the only options available are to add unaccented words to the dictionary, but this may not be appropriate since in places such as texts for the user it is important to show the accented word, but in case of forgetting the accent the unknown word warning will not be displayed.
Solution
It would be good to include an option to avoid checking the spelling of certain statements, or instead, that in certain statements a word that does not contain accents but is correctly spelled is considered valid, for example: "Restricción" > "Restriccion", "Transmisión" > "Transmision"
Alternatives
In addition to the correct spelling solution ignoring accents, you could also add it to the dictionary in a category like "Add to class name dictionary"
Additional Context
No response
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: