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My only concern about all this Markdown, Latex etc. is "spell checking". I'm Turkish and written several books (jQuery, php, javascript) but all of them were wr
by ayi 14y ago
My only concern about all this Markdown, Latex etc. is "spell checking". I'm Turkish and written several books (jQuery, php, javascript) but all of them were written in Microsoft Word because only Word has the most comprehensive spell checking for Turkish.
Can someone suggest me a good Latex editor with good spell-checking (other than English)?
- davidw 14y agoEmacs is a great editor for LaTeX and also has spell checking. I don't know what open source Turkish spell checking is available, though.
- marios 14y agoSince someone mentionned emacs, I feel obligated to mention vim :) Much like emacs, a great editor. I have used it alongide the LanguageTool[1] plugin for the spell checking part. I didn't like the fact it required Java (the plugin, not vim) to do it's job, but having spell/grammar checking within vim without having to resort to dirty tricks with Word / LibreOffice was well worth it. [1]http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3223 http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3223
- arooaroo 14y agoJust to be clear, Vim has had built-in spelling checker since v7.0 (released 2006). The LanguageTool plugin may be handy for spelling and other grammar checking issues but users requiring straight-forward spelling functionality will most likely have essential spell-checking features available out-of-the-box.
- orangeduck 14y agoNotepad++ also has a spell checker which is pretty decent and afaik supports other languages.
- ayi 14y agoIt supports spell checking with ASpell but it doesn't have Turkish pack.