Building Quest 5.9 with Spell Check (a dirty hack)

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This is how I add spell checking to Quest 5.9.

This code was in a beta build of Quest 5.8, but it treats every language as English and was therefore removed.

NOTES:

• There is no way to toggle it on and off. It is just on.
• It does not ignore code in the text. If code is technically misspelled, it will be underlined.
• I don't think things added to the dictionary carry over to other games.

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In the v5 branch:

EditorControls\ExpressionControl.xaml line 28 (code modified to add Spell Check in expression boxes)

        <TextBox Name="txtExpression" Grid.Column="1" TextChanged="txtExpression_TextChanged" LostFocus="txtExpression_LostFocus" HorizontalScrollBarVisibility="Auto" MinWidth="40" MinHeight="20" VerticalContentAlignment="Center" Background="White" SelectionBrush="#FF1D1B61" SpellCheck.IsEnabled="True">

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EditorControls\ExpressionControl.xaml.cs line 95 (code added to enable Spell Check in expression and message boxes)

                    newTextBox.SpellCheck.IsEnabled = true;

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EditorControls\RichTextControl.xaml line 14 (code modified to add Spell Check to Description boxes and all other rich text boxes)

        <TextBox Name="textBox" TextChanged="textBox_TextChanged" LostFocus="textBox_LostFocus" MinWidth="40" MinHeight="20" AcceptsReturn="True" FontFamily="Georgia" FontSize="14" Padding="5" SpellCheck.IsEnabled="True" />

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EditorControls\TextBoxControl.xaml line 9 (modified to include spell check)

        <TextBox Name="textBox" TextChanged="textBox_TextChanged" LostFocus="textBox_LostFocus" MinWidth="40" MinHeight="20" VerticalContentAlignment="Center" SpellCheck.IsEnabled="True" />

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