Adding words to dictionary - how to do it?

[Kaspazza]

I get a message "If you don't want to ... to be marked as misspelled in the future you can add it to your personal dictionary."

And here comes the question, how can I add that from emacs to the dictionary?

I'm using free version (without login).

[jcs090218]

Do you have an lsp-mode frontend installed? If you do, you should see an option "Add XXX to dictionary".

Here are some lsp-mode frontends:

• lsp-ui's sideline
• sideline-lsp (I prefer this one)

[Kaspazza]

@jcs090218 Thanks for your answer! I'm using doom emacs, and I have lsp-ui installed, I even use the command lsp-ui-doc-show as you have in your screenshot.

This is how it looks like:

And this is with ui-doc

But I don't see any option about Add to the dictionary, neither here or when I M-x search, what is the lsp command for that?

[jcs090218]

It should appear on the sideline as a code action (yellow). See the screenshot https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emacs-sideline/sideline/master/etc/1.png.

[Kaspazza]

@jcs090218 oh so you mean when you do lsp-execute-code-action, it should be action there!

I have dismiss option, but I don't think it's adding to dictionary

That's weird but I don't have that, are you perhaps logged in? Maybe that's the case

[jcs090218]

I'm using the free version as well. Can you try reinstalling the language server? Sometimes, it does help!

[Kaspazza]

@jcs090218 And do you know where the dictionary is saved? Can I share that with the team or in worst case eddit it there?

[Kaspazza]

@jcs090218 I've reinstalled grammarly-ls, I've noticed one more thing,
I'm connected to grammarly-ls, I get the highlighting, but when I do lsp-grammarly-resume it is returning an error
"LSP :: Error from the Language Server: Request $/resume failed with message: object is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator)) (Internal Error)"

Is this normal on free version? (btw I still don't see add dictionary)

[jcs090218]

And do you know where the dictionary is saved? Can I share that with the team or in worst case eddit it there?

This is currently a missing feature. At the moment, you need to manually edit the variable lsp-grammarly-user-words.

I'm connected to grammarly-ls, I get the highlighting, but when I do lsp-grammarly-resume it is returning an error
"LSP :: Error from the Language Server: Request $/resume failed with message: object is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator)) (Internal Error)"

Yes, lsp-grammarly-resume doesn't work at the moment.

[Kaspazza]

@jcs090218 Hmm, okay, thanks for help. I was not able to resolve that "Add to dictionary", if you have any more ideas let me know.

Maybe you know how I can make sure that Grammarly is working? As flycheck may use many checkers

[jcs090218]

I was not able to resolve that "Add to dictionary", if you have any more ideas let me know.

It works in the local buffer, but once you killed it, the data are gone.

Maybe you know how I can make sure that Grammarly is working? As flycheck may use many checkers

Maybe try M-x lsp-describe-session.

[Kaspazza]

@jcs090218 Okay, lsp-grammarly it seems to be there, and if the dictionary is only on local buffer it doesn't matter, as I have the "Dismiss" option.

I've found that lsp-grammarly has conflict with marksman. Both can't be turned on btw.

[jcs090218]

I've found that lsp-grammarly has conflict with marksman. Both can't be turned on btw.

lsp-grammarly has the add-on property. It should be able to work with other LSP clients. 🤔

lsp-grammarly/lsp-grammarly.el

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[IsaulGarcia]

@jcs090218 Thanks for your answer! I'm using doom emacs, and I have lsp-ui installed, I even use the command lsp-ui-doc-show as you have in your screenshot.

This is how it looks like:

And this is with ui-doc

But I don't see any option about Add to the dictionary, neither here or when I M-x search, what is the lsp command for that?

Sorry for the aside, but how did you get the lsp-ui to show highlighted text, instead of the span tags like the example image of the readme.