https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156476
--- Comment #25 from Mike Kaganski <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #24) This would not be a good fix. Say, you have no "default language" dictionary; but you have another dictionary, and there is a word of that language in the text. If that word has a spelling error, it will be shown in the end. On the other hand, you may have *all* languages of the document having their dictionaries; as long as there is no spelling errors in the document, the check will end up with "None". It says nothing about installed / needed dictionaries. If you focus on the dialog, we could add a summary to the *final message* - the one that says "The spellcheck is complete". The data *there* could include: 1. The number of words, sentences, paragraphs checked (potentially in selection); 2. The number of mistakes found, fixed, ignored; 3. The list of languages in the checked text - and here, we could also add marks which of these languages had no dictionaries, and thus, excluded from the check. Since this dialog is shown anyway, it is OK to add more text to it - no additional nag. Who needs that, could read; who doesn't, may skip. The details could hide under a collapsing section ("More / Details", like "Other Options" in F&R dialog) if wanted... Note that before we finished, we have no such statistics - the spell check goes sequentially through the document/selection, and only after the end, we know for sure if there was some dictionary missing. Note also, that this would avoid the strange "only care about the "default" language". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
