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MudletSlySven ☕

Well with the spell checking enabled I

Well, with the spell-checking enabled I was pointing out that, so the user could tell that a word was one that was in the "user" dictionary rather than the "main" system or Mudlet provided one it gets an underline but so that it is as different as I could make it from a word that is being flagged as a misspelling I made such words have a cyan underline which is dashed (compared to the wavy red one):
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Unknown User748d ago
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SlySven ☕748d ago
If you turn the spell-checking on or off in the settings the marks appear/disappear instantly. For things like character names you can add or remove them from the user dictionary via lua functions, specifically: !api addWordToDictionary
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SlySven ☕748d ago
!api removeWordFromDictionary
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SlySven ☕748d ago
However I must confess I had not considered your position, so would an option to turn off the cyan marking (but leave the red marking for a mis-spelling) be helpful?
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Vadi748d ago
I don't think adding more options to things people don't understand is helpful in general Better to keep it simple to begin with