Description: it would be so COOL if we could withdraw the last "ADD to DICTIONARY" command ( = when we click on the "ADD to Dictionary" button) every once in a while you will make this mistake to hit "ADD to DICTIONARY" when you shouldn't, and from here it is very hard to get back to normal... a "withdraw" aka "withdraw last word added" would solve the situation easily.. - - - - - - an "edit dictionary" button -- here and not only via "options" --- would also be GREAT.. Steps to Reproduce: 1. when spell checking you hit "add to dictionary" 2. you want to redo it.. 3. Actual Results: you have to go to OPTIONS / select a dictionary / click EDIT Expected Results: a button like "redo" or "withdraw" would be GREAT Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: [Information automatically included from LibreOffice] Locale: en-US Module: TextDocument [Information guessed from browser] OS: Linux (All) OS is 64bit: yes
I suport this idea! But let's also ask Design Team.
How about adding the function to the undo stack? Meaning ctrl+Z removes the entry from the dictionary and ctrl+Y (redo) adds it again. Adjusted the summary accordingly from "WRITER, a new function "withdraw" or "redo", to withdraw the last applied "ADD to DICTIONARY" in spell checking"
MS Word adds words to the user dictionary, like we do, but also removes it per Undo. Laszlo, is this a topic that you want to tackle? Or can you provide code pointers to make it an easy hack?