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Grammar check of comments #17
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That would require some work as the extension is not syntax-aware right now (it treats everything as a text document). |
I would really like this feature too. :) |
Hey @znck, do you have any update on this? Since it's on vscode is really strange that the extension didn't work on code files. Even if you implement this and the user adds the markup to ignore words will be better! |
This relates to the opposite problem of ignoring latex comments #159 |
+1
Activating for parts of a file would be very attractive since VSCode is rather a general-purpose editor instead of a text editing tool. There are parsers working inside VSCode to provide some specific semantics to the text. It would be great to support a filter to select not only file extensions but also parts of a file. |
Adding the support of checking parts of document only may also improve the stability of the extension as less text would be send to the Grammarly API. |
Looks like stale bot is not useful. |
Any updates on this? It would be super helpful. |
Bump |
The most reliable implementation (probably) is blocked by this: microsoft/vscode#580 |
Up! Really would like to see this feature as a heavy user of Grammarly. |
This extension is kind of useless for me if it cannot check comments in source code. And as I can tell, I'm not the only one. |
This can be something like |
Is that possible to enable Grammarly to check in any code comments? Or, at least, in JavaScript files
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