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Installed Nodeclipse on Eclipse Kepler Cannot Disable Java Spell Checking

I added Nodeclipse "Enide Studio 2014" plugins to the same Workspace as my Java projects (usually I don’t).

My Node Vista worked fine, I created a new Node project, and it all worked fine.

Then I went back to my Java Perspective and noticed that all my Java projects included spell checking - the annotations "sp" were in the left margin for worldly names for variables everywhere.

I made sure that spell checking is disabled globally (Window - Preferences - General - Editors - Text Editors - Spelling). Not included. But still there is in all my Java projects. How to disable (cancel) without deleting Nodeclipse?

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First, you add plugins to the Eclipse instance, not to the workspace.
You can open the workspace with various eclipses,
and use the same Eclipse to open multiple workspaces at once.

Nodeclipse "Enide Studio 2014" comes with a JDT spelling that checks words inside Java names using conventions, see # 30

To disable or configure the transition to

Window -> Preferences -> Java -> JDT Spelling

(or just search for “spells” in the Preferences dialog box)

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If you upgrade to the latest version of JDT-Spelling, you can disable the entire plugin in the settings

Window -> Preferences -> Java -> JDT Spelling

Or maybe even better if this is not a function that you just want to remove the JDT-Spelling plugin from your eclipse installation.

Spelling support Eclipse is another service (and the internal one is so complicated to expand), so disabling it does not affect JDT Spelling. If you just turn off the tokens, it will still do everything that works to validate your Java names, but you won’t get any benefit from it.

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Although spellchecking was disabled globally to completely disable spellchecking, I had to disable Java Spelling Marker in Annotations. Yowsie. Here, do the following:

Window - Settings - General - Editors - Text Editors - Annotations

Then on the right side, scroll down to the Java Spelling Marker, then uncheck all these flags to the right of it:

  • Vertical ruler
  • Line Overview
  • Text like

Gone - No more spelling errors comments from all of these variable names in Eclipse / Java.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1208689/

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