El 4/2/2008, a las 9:41, Shawn O. Pearce escribió:
As you can see the commit message was rather long. I used this feature the entire time while writing it, and I have to say, it saved me from my horrible spelling and typing skills. It also didn't feel like there was any significant lag, although every once in a while it will mark a word that you are in the middle of typing as misspelled, and catch up and correct that once you finish the word. I guess that's what you get for slowing down and taking a few extra milliseconds to move the fingers. :)
Rather than sending off the text to be spellchecked at intervals, couldn't you refrain from sending it when the cursor hasn't yet moved past a word boundary? This is what most "check spelling as you type implementations do".
eg. If you type "spellnig" and leave the cursor immediately after the "g", the word won't be highlighted until you hit space or otherwise cause the cursor to move beyond the word boundary.
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