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Hi! this is more annoying than it is bad ; however, I will look into what hunspell anjd libenchant are to see how it can be fixed. I'll give you...

sorry if I seem rude, but you seem to know no french at all therefore your comment must (or should?) be ignored Quoting Bram Moolenaar : > The dictionary used...

>> sorry if I seem rude, but you seem to know no french at all >> >> therefore your comment must (or should?) be ignored > > Huh? I just...

Quoting Bram Moolenaar : >> >> sorry if I seem rude, but you seem to know no french at all >> >> >> >> therefore your comment must (or should?)...

>> this makes me wonder... how does spellcheck deal with numbers? > > A words starting with digits is ignored, unless there is a matching word > in the dictionary....

"some other open-source project" : here's one, it's pretty famous, and it's called firefox. source can be found here: https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/

For those who want to know a little more about *Superslice* and have a reason to help me, here is [a link](https://www.engrenage.ch/i18n/projects/superslice/)

Once I have zoomed out some, this is what I get:  Notice how it seems I only have the first layer drawn. rotating the part and adapting the zoom...

yup, that's somewhere in the line of what I thought. this is much better :-]  I seem to remember matplotlib auto-scales the axii, this must have confused me here...

Ideally I have: - only the lines between my points as my code is originally designed to output, see screenshot from pyplot (NOT the vertices, using triangles the way it...