Augusto Stoffel

Okay, I agree with your rationale, @jabirali. In fact, in [dREPL](https://github.com/astoff/drepl/) I've taken the "settings injection" approach you described to set the shell prompt, and now I'm planning to expand...

I'm afraid this is a bit of a misunderstanding. Jinx is just one of the Emacs spell-checking packages, with its own advantages and disadvantages. Note also that any spellchecking package...

What use do you have in mind? IMHO `ispell -a` is the only that that anyone might care about, and the nuspell command (kinda like but not quite the same)...

Just for the record, I wrote [an Emacs package](https://github.com/astoff/jit-spell) last year that does pipe-based checking and in my book it works very well (in fact, it served as inspiration for...

I'm not sure either, but the rules for what constitutes a word are language-dependent (see e.g. `/usr/share/hunspell/*.aff`) and I would argue that belongs to the spell checker, not to the...

Sure, and that's true even when there's no visual markup, like I said in the second paragraph of my previous message. But deciding what constitutes a word (or in general...

How is the application supposed to know if a hypen is a word boundary (well-known) or part of a fixed expression (vis-à-vis)? Splitting on whitespace or something like that isn't...

> The performance is poor Well, I still can't reproduce the poor performance you got, but also I think it would be very sad if there were any fundamental reason...

This is not a matter of profiling. The issue you observe I can't reproduce, and that's the problem. I did profile quite a bit and say on an Org mode...

Man, you really went ballistic in that message. I don't quite see what you think you need to defend. It's obvious that a module is way faster than IPC, and...