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Syntax check must treat dot and apostrophe as delimiters

See original GitHub issue

Same goes for foo'barBazQux — the foo'bar part gets underlined, the BazQux is not.

Expected: Data.IO syntax should be checked as two words, Data and IO. In case of foo'bar, it should be treated as foo and bar.

The issue reproduction rate is not 100%, sadly.

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Created 4 years ago
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develop7commented, Nov 16, 2021

Now the aforementioned upstream issue got resolved with the following answer:

In case of Haskell and Scala that behavior should be tuned on the language plugin side. There is SpellcheckingStrategy that makes possible introduction of additional splitters of words before spellchecker will see them.

Which puts the ball back to our side

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rikvdkleijcommented, Nov 3, 2020

@develop7 Thanks!

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