Version 2018.8.25.0

Changes in this release:

  • Fixed obtaining text from open editors in the solution/project spell checks so that it works for document editors that implement IVsTextBufferProvider rather than IVsTextLines such as ASP.NET editors with the split design/edit views.

  • Fixed a couple of issues that were preventing adding project-level spell check configuration files to C++ projects.

  • Fixed the markdown tagger to handle the more specific classifications now being used by the markdown extension.

  • Added support for C++ raw strings to treat them like C# verbatim strings. The handling of verbatim and interpolated strings in the C# tagger and the word splitter was also improved.

  • Added support for the Visual Studio 2017 PHP content type in the HTML tagger.

  • Added support for parsing inline ASP.NET/PHP script blocks and HTML script elements in web pages using the appropriate language classifier.

  • Added support for Move to Next Spelling Issue and Move to Prior Spelling Issue commands on the spell checker menu. These can be bound to keyboard shortcuts to make navigating between issues easier if you don't want to open the interactive spell checking tool window.

  • Words ignored once in open text editors are now ignored in the related files when doing a solution/project spell check.

  • Implemented support for ignored classifications to allow ignoring specific text classifications by content type/classification in the text editor and file type/extension in solution/project spell checking. This allows functionality similar to the options in the C# category of configuration properties without having to have a tagger specific to each language.

    As a result, the configuration options "Ignore comments in HTML files" and "Ignore comments in XML files" in the XML category of project properties were removed. They will be converted to the equivalent ignored classifications if enabled in older configuration files. The string classification for EditorConfig files was also moved to the default ignored classifications in the global configuration file.

  • Added support for an Ignore Spelling directive. This is a specific text string that can be placed in a comment within a file to ignore words that you do not want spell checked. See the help topic for more information. An option was added to the solution/project spell check tool window context menu to copy the word to the clipboard using the Ignore Spelling directive format ready for pasting into a file.

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