Iago-lito

@Gallaecio This true for English, but for not all languages. In a French context for instance (but I suspect we're not alone), the widly-used, idiomatic, default format would be DMY....

@Gallaecio I think I'm getting you. Are you meaning that it should be somehow detected in `20110101` and `01012011` that the `2011` part is most likely to mean a year...

Okay, so one not-too-complicated algorithm would resemble: **1.** parse `XXXXXXXX` as YMD, YDM, DMY _and_ MDY. **2.** eliminate the ones with impossible M or D values. **3.** among the remaining...

> Wouldn't this be something that would be best to implement as a language server plugin for natural languages? @xylix I find that this suggestion was insightful yet rapidly dismissed,...

> it seems WET to me, because now every language server will be responsible for knowing how to do spell check, and different language servers may do so in incompatible...

Well, thank you for discussing this :) --- > > then forward to the actual spellchecker > my concern is, how does that happen? I'd say it ideally happens the...

I'm sorry @domluna I'm not sure I understand why you think it would be related. Can you elaborate? My understanding is that `JuliaFormatter.jl` is responsible for the splitting/splicing of julia/markdown...

No worries, I already was a huge fan of YCM ;) But I didn't know about its quickfix feature. Is it "quickfix" in Vim's sense (jump to errors) or Eclipse's...

How _great_. Thank you!

@ervandew I understand. Let's hope I'll be able to try and delve into Eclim's code one day, when something like a _holiday_ comes by. This sure would be great :)