Well with the spell checking enabled I
Well, with the spell-checking enabled I was pointing out that, so the user could tell that a word was one that was in the "user" dictionary rather than the "main" system or Mudlet provided one it gets an underline but so that it is as different as I could make it from a word that is being flagged as a misspelling I made such words have a cyan underline which is dashed (compared to the wavy red one):
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If you turn the spell-checking on or off in the settings the marks appear/disappear instantly.
For things like character names you can add or remove them from the user dictionary via lua functions, specifically:
!api addWordToDictionary
You may want to take a look at
addWordToDictionary(). Its documentation can be found at https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Lua_Functions#addWordToDictionaryMudlet
Manual:Lua Functions
Mudlet API documentation including explanation of usage, expected behavior and examples for all available functions which were added on top of the regular Lua functions.
!api removeWordFromDictionary
You may want to take a look at
removeWordFromDictionary(). Its documentation can be found at https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Lua_Functions#removeWordFromDictionaryMudlet
Manual:Lua Functions
Mudlet API documentation including explanation of usage, expected behavior and examples for all available functions which were added on top of the regular Lua functions.
However I must confess I had not considered your position, so would an option to turn off the cyan marking (but leave the red marking for a mis-spelling) be helpful?
I don't think adding more options to things people don't understand is helpful in general
Better to keep it simple to begin with