Add inline directive to ignore a given line #45
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…hey are spell-checked.
…tain compatibility with Python 2.
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Hi @myint, is there any chance on getting this PR reviewed/merged/released? |
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This implements support for ignoring given lines of a source file with an inline directive
# nospell, similar to Flake8's# noqa.The spell checker will ignore any line containing the string
# nospell, this is useful for content such as URLs, base-64 encoded strings, and other tokens which are neither natural language nor syntactic keywords.We implemented this because our custom dictionary was becoming large and unmaintainable. Issue #44 describes a very similar use case.
The
--disable-nospellflag can be used to disable this functionality.