> > I have tried to use the option --rem-sgml-check=code to avoid checking > > for anything between <code> and </code>. > If you are using the following might help. > Are these two tags located within one of your javadoc blocks you desire to > spell ?? If not rather try to add --add-context-delimiters="<code>,</code>" > instead as it might be that your sgml files are spelled using the settings > from sgml rather than the entire filter. Possibly you have to add the above > option to the sgml filter mode file prior to any context-delimiter settings > instead of specifying them on the command line.
Danke Christoph, I'm afraid "--add-context-delimiters" didn't work for me. But after reading the output in my debian linux of "aspell dump config" I found out that the filter I'm using (html) has got the option "f-html-skip". Also just using the command line option "--add-f-html-skip=code" solves my problem. Liebe GrÃÃe, IvÃn. _______________________________________________ Aspell-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/aspell-user
