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Ignored errors not ignored

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 Alan Reinhart

Win10 - Scriverner3:
When scanning a scene I often chose "ignore" or "disable rule". Yet when I reload the scene the errors return. Shouldn't they be saved and not checked again?

  • 27-12-2020 -
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Steve Kay

I've installed the latest version today and this still doesn't work, thanks

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Gary Glass

How is it possible this still does not work?

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This doesn't work. For example, uppercase words added into My Dictionary keep being offered as lowercase words. This is time-consuming and unproductive.

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Chris Banks

Status changed to: Live

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Chris Banks

This is now live. Ignores will be remembered between sessions.

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I have words in my dictionary in Tools that are proper nouns in my novel’s ‘world’, yet Prowritingaid won’t accept them. The underline remains. Ignoring it doesn't do anything. Please save my ignored suggestions.

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Chris Banks

Status changed to: Planned

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Rob Bleckly

Grammar, style, and spelling issues "ignored" need to be saved. with the work so that they don't have to be repeated each time you reopen the same document. It's as if PWA's suggestion is the only solution. it isn't. Take for example "ungainly looking" - Possible missing Hyphen.
"ungainly-looking" - Don't hyphenate after and adverb ending in ly. Ignore and it persist as an error affecting every report. Disable Rule is not a viable option except in rare circumstances - so rare I've cant conceive of a example. So please save my corrections, I'm sick of redoing them.

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Chris Banks

Merged with: Saving Corrections

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Rob Bleckly

To be clear, "ungainly" was just one example not the only one I could have used. If I put the hyphen in PWA said take it out, if I took it out PWA said put it back. A no win situation . I picked one and chose to Ignore, which was ok until my next session. The point being PWA did not save my 'ignore'. Worse still PWA can undo every choice (bar accept) during a session if you accidentally hit the Realtime error counter. That needs to stop .

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Jeff

Agreed

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Chris Banks

Thanks. This is a feature we're planning. In this case, ungainly is not an adverb even though it ends -ly. It is an adjective.