Shawn, The other day I committed something with a comment that had a rather embarrassing misspelling. I had some more commits on top of that and I was about to dcommit it up to the companies SVN repository before I caught it. I reset the commits to fix it and all was well. But it had me thinking about avoiding the problem in the future and how I handle it in other applications. So far, I think Opera has the best GUI spell checking[1]. I then went and poked around the git-gui code to see how hard it would be to learn some minimal Tk in order to implement such a thing. [1]: http://npjh.com/etc/opera-spell-check.png If Tk comes really natural and you could crank this sort of thing out and have the time to do so, I would really appreciate it. Otherwise I might take a stab at it. Reading the aspell documentation (what Opera) uses doesn't seem all that bad about operating with stdout/stdin. I browsed the web looking for "recipes" for making something very similar to the Opera spell checker, but I don't think I found any good resources which explain going from little Tcl/Tk to a workable simple GUI. Is this some functionality you and/or others would like to see? Adam - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
