Eclipse - Disable Spell Check
BareK
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Le_ptit_codeur -
Le_ptit_codeur -
Hello,
I am developing in Java under Eclipse and the spell check for comments is driving me crazy.
It underlines all my comments (because apparently it only understands English), which makes the display a bit messy.
Is there any way to disable it?
Thank you in advance for your responses :)Configuration: Windows Vista, Internet Explorer 7.0
Eclipse Platform: version 3.4.2
I am developing in Java under Eclipse and the spell check for comments is driving me crazy.
It underlines all my comments (because apparently it only understands English), which makes the display a bit messy.
Is there any way to disable it?
Thank you in advance for your responses :)Configuration: Windows Vista, Internet Explorer 7.0
Eclipse Platform: version 3.4.2
2 answers
: 6 years later :'|
I found what could be a start to the answer to this problem.
On this page:
https://blog.soat.fr/2013/10/eclipse-astuces-et-optimisations/
One of the topics discusses disabling the spell checker to optimize the system.
Go to: Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Spelling > and uncheck the Enable spell checker checkbox.
I found what could be a start to the answer to this problem.
On this page:
https://blog.soat.fr/2013/10/eclipse-astuces-et-optimisations/
One of the topics discusses disabling the spell checker to optimize the system.
Go to: Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Spelling > and uncheck the Enable spell checker checkbox.
Re mariostar27,
As you mentioned the comments in this form:
/*
*COMMENT
*/
I went to check in one of my codes if the words were also underlined, like in my comments //COMMENT or /* COMMENT */
There I realized that for some comments the underline was present, but for others it was not (it's confusing).
However, I noticed that for these comments, Eclipse suggested additional solutions, including "disable spell checking" :D
Problem solved!
Thanks for all your answers mariostar27 :)
As you mentioned the comments in this form:
/*
*COMMENT
*/
I went to check in one of my codes if the words were also underlined, like in my comments //COMMENT or /* COMMENT */
There I realized that for some comments the underline was present, but for others it was not (it's confusing).
However, I noticed that for these comments, Eclipse suggested additional solutions, including "disable spell checking" :D
Problem solved!
Thanks for all your answers mariostar27 :)
Thank you!