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Spellchecker, SFML and linux

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oBFusCATed:
Ok, so you've missed my comment about when spell checker works, haven't you?
Type something like:

--- Code: ---// blabla test alabsdfa
callfunc("blabla this will be spell check, but the code won't");

--- End code ---

Gryf:
Update:

I'm so sorry but I didn't realize that the spellchecker doesn't work for all in C++;
I can use it for autocomplete name of variables but he don't correct me when I write a function name with a mistake

In a code like that :

--- Code: ---std::string variableName = "abcdtestghikj";
variableName.find("test");

--- End code ---
It will propose me the variableName at line 2 but don't tell me anything for the contains function or for the "string" at line 1

sodev:
Uhm, this is not spellchecking, this is code completion you are talking about.

Spellchecking checks the spelling of "natural" language and not a programming language, it especially skips every C++ "grammar".

oBFusCATed:
Also C::B at this moment doesn't have inline error messages.
So if you want to see if your code is correct you'll have to compile it.

Gryf:
Ok I see. sorry for the confusion

but oBFusCATed if I do that I lost the adventage of using C::B, I can also use vim

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