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Second locale (not system) has no effect (ru_RU) #290
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You need to use the IETF language tag, hombre. Replace your underscores with hyphens within the add-on setting and reference https://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-subtags-templates/lang-subtags-templates.xhtml |
Looks like the correct IETF language tags now. Perhaps the language pack can't be read from the host? |
I never tried en_US or ru_RU, only en-US and ru-RU, but ru-RU does not work no matter if I use it alone or with en-US. en-US always works. |
Could you look at the console when it shows the error and paste that? If it can't find the Russian dictionary, it should give an error along with the search paths it tried. The code tries to normalize dashes and underscores. We went with IEFT tags internally and then check both the |
got similar problem... second locale (ru-RU) not working for me Ubuntu 18.04, Atom 1.34.0 x 64
I have |
Instead of |
With the changes in Atom 1.37 (now a beta), we changed how we are passing accented and non-Latin characters to Hunspell. Could you please check out the beta and see if you are still having a problem? Thank you. |
Hi @dmoonfire!
thank you for this package! it is very useful (when it is working )))) |
@max-underthesun What platform and distribution if Linux? My Russian is terrible so could you give me an example of what you are putting before using corrections? |
@dmoonfire I am on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (desktop)
this way i am changing languages in one sentence in a file (this is my usual workflow) and at some point it stopping to check errors (but it was checking both languages some time ago... sorry could't say from which version it failed) |
It is somehow impossible to add a second locale to spell-checker.
I tried ru_RU, en_US (only US works), changed order (only US works)
ru_RU (does not work at all)
en_US (works)
System locale is en_US
Ubuntu 18.04, atom 1.33.1, spell-check 0.74.2
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