Tickets :: Comment on [#2060] Spell check with aspell in HTML mode erroring on some HTML tags

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Comment	> My suspicion is that certain tags (i.e. <a>) aren't going to cause a > spell checker to choke, because "a" is a valid word. But a break tag > <br /> does - "br" is not a valid word. > > > > Run the test file for the bug I filed on the aspell SF site through > aspell on the commandline: > > > > aspell -a -H < spellfile > > > > and watch it kick out errors (at least it does for me on two > different operating systems). > > > > Then prepend ^ to each line - errors are gone for HTML tags. > > > > Works: > > > > ^<br /> > > ^<br /> > > ^-- <br /> > > ^Kevin M. Myer<br> > > ^Senior Systems Administrator<br /> > > ^Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13<br /> > > > > Doesn't work: > > <br /> > > <br /> > > -- <br /> > > Kevin M. Myer<br> > > Senior Systems Administrator<br /> > > Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13<br /> > > > > And just to prove that out, add the word "mispeling" to the first > entry - it gets flagged as mispelled and suggestions are given.
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