bug#62028: 29.0.60; [elpa/jit-spell] Misspellings not updated

bug#62028: 29.0.60; [elpa/jit-spell] Misspellings not updated

[Simen Heggestøyl]

Hi Augusto, thanks for writing this nice package. It works very well in
my usage so far, except for this one issue as described below.

1. Visit a buffer and turn `jit-spell-mode' on.

2. Move point to a misspelling and type `M-$ i' to insert the word in
   the dictionary.

3. `M-$ i' now correctly reports that the word is spelled correctly
   according to the dictionary, but the misspell marking from jit-spell
   is still present.

Killing the buffer and visiting the file anew doesn't fix the issue, but
restarting Emacs does. It would be very nice if jit-spell could update
the marking the fly in these cases without the need to restart Emacs.

-- Simen

bug#62028: 29.0.60; [elpa/jit-spell] Misspellings not updated

[Augusto Stoffel]

On Tue,  7 Mar 2023 at 08:44, Simen Heggestøyl wrote:

> Hi Augusto, thanks for writing this nice package. It works very well in
> my usage so far, except for this one issue as described below.
>
> 1. Visit a buffer and turn `jit-spell-mode' on.
>
> 2. Move point to a misspelling and type `M-$ i' to insert the word in
>    the dictionary.
>
> 3. `M-$ i' now correctly reports that the word is spelled correctly
>    according to the dictionary, but the misspell marking from jit-spell
>    is still present.
>
> Killing the buffer and visiting the file anew doesn't fix the issue, but
> restarting Emacs does. It would be very nice if jit-spell could update
> the marking the fly in these cases without the need to restart Emacs.

Yes, this happens because jit-spell and the built in ispell commands
don't share their subprocesses.  I'll look for a solution.

PS: I think the `ispell-buffer' an related commands are still relevant,
but if you just want to correct one word, `jit-spell-correct-word' is
probably a better tool.

bug#62028: 29.0.60; [elpa/jit-spell] Misspellings not updated

[Ruijie Yu via Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text editors]

Augusto Stoffel <arstoffel@gmail.com> writes:

> [...]
>> 1. Visit a buffer and turn `jit-spell-mode' on.
>>
>> 2. Move point to a misspelling and type `M-$ i' to insert the word in
>>    the dictionary.
>>
> [...]
> PS: I think the `ispell-buffer' an related commands are still relevant,
> but if you just want to correct one word, `jit-spell-correct-word' is
> probably a better tool.

In this case, does it make sense to remap `ispell-word' to
`jit-spell-correct-word' in the minor mode?  Haven't used your package,
but it sounds like a drop-in replacement for vanilla `ispell-word'.

--
Best,


RY