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Non-dictionary word or phrase marks whole sentence as misspelled #281

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anthonylavado opened this issue Nov 11, 2018 · 16 comments
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@anthonylavado
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anthonylavado commented Nov 11, 2018

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When writing in Atom, adding the name "Let's Encrypt" causes the whole sentence to be flagged as misspelled.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Open Atom, and start a new file
  2. Write the following, without quotes: "Hi Let's Encrypt."

Expected behavior: The sentence is not highlighted as misspelled.

Actual behavior: Each word in the sentence is marked as misspelled, even if it is correct.

Reproduces how often: 100%

Versions

Atom : 1.32.2
Electron: 2.0.9
Chrome : 61.0.3163.100
Node : 8.9.3

macOS Mojave 10.14 (18A391)

Additional Information

If you remove the period/full stop . from the end of the sentence, it is no longer marked as misspelled. If you remove the apostrophe from "Let's", the sentence is also not marked as misspelled.


Edit by @rsese to note other reported examples in the comments - I can reproduce with the examples

These variables are not "properties" of this component.

Without quotes, the words do not get flagged as misspelled.

In Chrome, the above sentence has the word "of" underlined as misspelled, also only if "properties" is quoted.

@anthonylavado anthonylavado changed the title "___ Let's Encrypt" marks whole sentence as misspelled "___ Let's Encrypt." marks whole sentence as misspelled Nov 11, 2018
@anthonylavado
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Might be a macOS system dictionary thing. If I add "Let's" to the system dictionary, this doesn't happen anymore.

@dmertl
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dmertl commented Nov 19, 2018

I'm getting a similar whole sentence marked as misspelled error with improper use of an. For example, Testing an blank sentence., the whole thing is underlined in red. In a long sentence that makes it difficult to find what is wrong.

@phyllisstein
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I've been seeing the same thing---here's another problem sentence I just wrote:

In response to and anticipation of these changes, we have proposed a measured but far-reaching shift in our application design patterns and---perhaps more fundamentally---our development ethos.

Interestingly, in Chrome, the word "to" is flagged as misspelled, and removing it in Atom clears the whole-sentence red flag.

@saivan
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saivan commented Jan 16, 2019

I have a similar problem, I'm on macOS Mojave, and my atom version is 1.34.0

Entire lines are being highlighted, for example: this line:

* In many cases, the a and b are the unknowns.

Appears like this:

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@anthonylavado anthonylavado changed the title "___ Let's Encrypt." marks whole sentence as misspelled Non-dictionary word or phrase marks whole sentence as misspelled Jan 16, 2019
@anthonylavado
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Interesting. I’ve updated the title because it’s not specific to one set of text anymore.

@jackbelk15
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This is happening to me too. macOS Mojave 10.14.2 with Atom 1.34.0.

Interesting to see that removing punctuation from the sentence that has been completely underlined corrects the issue. This occurs even when the sentence has no misspellings or unfamiliar words.

@bdjnk
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bdjnk commented Mar 26, 2019

This remains unresolved.

Atom          1.35.0
Electron      2.0.18
Chrome        61.0.3163.100
Node          v8.9.3

macOS Mojave  10.14 (18A391)

I stumbled across this issue after writing the following.

While there are several viewport-percentage lengths and they're all useful we'll need vw (viewport width).

@ozydingo
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ozydingo commented Apr 17, 2019

I'll add another sentence that triggers this; in my case, it's the presence of quotations marks around a word that causes the false alarm. I'm also on OS X (10.14.4).

These variables are not "properties" of this component.

Without quotes, the words do not get flagged as misspelled.

In Chrome, the above sentence has the word "of" underlined as misspelled, also only if "properties" is quoted.

@danopia
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danopia commented Apr 30, 2019

Just noticed the whole-sentence-underlined phenomena while writing a README. My sentence doesn't have quotes or commas or weird words, seems like a grammar case instead. Removing 'of' causes Atom to remove the whole-sentence red marking.

A database stores a tiny bit of config.  # gets marked as completely wrong
A database stores a tiny bit config.     # no markings, considered good
The stores have a tiny bit of config.    # also marked as completely wrong

More variants https://i.imgur.com/NWi0m5U.png

@anthonylavado
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Possible related issues:
#279, #230

@NeRdTheNed
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NeRdTheNed commented Mar 20, 2021

Just confirming that this is still an issue as of 20 / 3 / 2021.
OS: MacOS Mojave
Atom: 1.55.0
Electron: 6.1.12
Chrome: 76.0.3809.146
Node: v12.4.0
It appears to be caused by grammar issues with a sentence, not misspelt words.

@9994444ggg
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Thank You All for help me

@9994444ggg
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I dont know it realy in the moment.Leve it ther for Privat Action

@daniel-nichter
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daniel-nichter commented Apr 13, 2022

Still an issue with Atom 1.60.0, Mac 12.3.1:

By relegating table size collection to something, here's the bug.

The world "relegating" causes the whole sentence to be marked. But change that word and the bug goes away:

By setting table size collection to something, here's the bug.

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Thank You many Times

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