We are also working on other related functionality, such as improving Markdown support in IntelliJ IDEA and other features related to natural language processing. So stay tuned for more updates and happy developing! 2020.2 EAP Grazie IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 spellchecker. Share; IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 EAP6. VIM Emulator plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. SourceForge uses markdown syntax everywhere to allow you to create rich text markup, and extends markdown in several ways to allow for quick linking to other artifacts in your project. Markdown was created to be easy to read, easy to write, and still readable in plain text format. Idea-multimarkdown - Markdown language support for IntelliJ IDEA. TL;DR: I built a plugin that lets you take notes using Markdown in Intellij and uses Evernote as the backend! It's only $5 for the 'PRO' version and free for the the read only 'BASIC' version!Its called Spellbook.I actually released this plugin a few months ago, but since then I've added several features and fixed a bunch of bugs that make it easier to use and much more useful. Browse other questions tagged intellij-idea markdown jetbrains-ide or ask your own question. The Overflow Blog Stack Overflow for Teams is now free forever for up to 50 users. Creating a good feedback loop between ops and devs using documentation. Featured on Meta State of.
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Spellchecking is a pretty standard feature in most of today’s IDEs because it can be really helpful to catch typos in your code in the natural language constructs, such as variable names, strings, comments, and so on. Not so long ago, we introduced Grazie, a built-in grammar and style checker. Grazie is evolving and improving with every release and getting better and better at catching discrepancies in natural language. We decided it’s now about time we turned our attention to some of the long-standing issues with spellchecking and put the expertise gained from creating our powerful grammar and style checks into making the spellchecker better too.
Here’s what we managed to achieve by moving to a different spellchecker implementation:
To get an idea of how much more relevant the suggestions are now, here is a comparison:
Spellchecking back in 2020.1
Spellchecking now in 2020.2
If you have the Grazie plugin enabled, it is also now much easier than before to enable the spellchecker for other languages. Previously, you would have to manually download and import the corresponding dictionary. Although this is still possible, IntelliJ IDEA now detects the language in a file from the first couple of paragraphs and suggests downloading and enabling that language model. You can see and explicitly add/remove supported languages in the Settings / Preferences under Editor | Proofreading (this works for both spelling and grammar checks).
Be sure to give the spellchecker a try in the latest IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 EAP. If you disabled it before, open Settings / Preferences, select Editor | Inspections, and enable the Typo inspection.
We are also working on other related functionality, such as improving Markdown support in IntelliJ IDEA and other features related to natural language processing. So stay tuned for more updates and happy developing!