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A simple "red squiggly" would suffice in many cases. This feature is actually available in most browsers in standard html using the spellcheck attribute:
This is a paragraph.
Another possible approach would be to have an "Export draft copy", as Twine provides, which I believe exports the entire plaintext of the game into a single file to be proofed and or spellchecked.
On a related note, I notice that the default behaviour of the Sublime text syntax plugin is to disallow spellcheck, although I suspect that can be fixed by modifying a few settings in Sublime.
Integrate Grammarly into the tool. That would be awesome. As it is now, I am writing my text in another program that has grammar & spell checking, then copying and pasting into Inkle.
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leegrey commentedon Aug 17, 2016
+1 for this feature. Perhaps this module would be of use?
https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-spell-check-provider
A simple "red squiggly" would suffice in many cases. This feature is actually available in most browsers in standard html using the spellcheck attribute:
This is a paragraph.
Another possible approach would be to have an "Export draft copy", as Twine provides, which I believe exports the entire plaintext of the game into a single file to be proofed and or spellchecked.
On a related note, I notice that the default behaviour of the Sublime text syntax plugin is to disallow spellcheck, although I suspect that can be fixed by modifying a few settings in Sublime.
jcanup42 commentedon Mar 27, 2019
Integrate Grammarly into the tool. That would be awesome. As it is now, I am writing my text in another program that has grammar & spell checking, then copying and pasting into Inkle.