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Is your feature request related to a particular use-case?
No.
Describe the solution you'd like to implement/see implemented
cargo-spellcheck is checking my documentation , which is great. But this is not place I can put spelling mistakes that are user visible:-)
Could cargo-spellcheck optionally also check strings? Those are likely to be seen by users.
In addition it would be cool to also spell check identifiers (variable names, type names, etc.), which I consider also to be user visible strings in he case of library crates.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Using the cspell plugin in VS Code:-)
Additional context
Some rules to split identifiers in snake_case or CamelCase will be needed of course.
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yes, this is possible, but requires some effort on the parsing front. There could be an alt layer like, CommonMark / Markdown are abstracted, there could be an IdentLayer that covers a file and relevant, non-keyword identifiers.
Somebody just needs to put in the effort to extract those.
Note: Currently both syn and ra_ap_syntax are used for parsing, it might be a good idea to unified towards ra_ap_syntax first.
Is your feature request related to a particular use-case?
No.
Describe the solution you'd like to implement/see implemented
cargo-spellcheck
is checking my documentation , which is great. But this is not place I can put spelling mistakes that are user visible:-)Could cargo-spellcheck optionally also check strings? Those are likely to be seen by users.
In addition it would be cool to also spell check identifiers (variable names, type names, etc.), which I consider also to be user visible strings in he case of library crates.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Using the cspell plugin in VS Code:-)
Additional context
Some rules to split identifiers in snake_case or CamelCase will be needed of course.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: