fix replaceRunOnWords() not working for words that are uppercase at sentence start #101
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Hi Daniel! :) I know nothing about the speller, but I'll take a look. |
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I've applied a few cosmetic refactorings to make the code more transparent, but otherwise it looks good. |
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Thanks. Is there a plan to make a new release anytime soon? |
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Err.... Monday? Or sooner if I get a minute. |
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Ok, I've pushed a release right away; should be on central soon. |
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Thank you, I have added it to LanguageTool already. |
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Speller.replaceRunOnWords()doesn't seem to work for words likeEverytime, i.e. it doesn't suggestEvery time, whereaseverytimecorrectly suggestsevery time. This tries to fix that.