Description: I think giving the spell checker the option of NOT checking words containing underscores would be much appreciated by those writing technical documents with lots of mnemonic/variable/signal names in them (which tend to consist of things that aren't actual words connected by underscores, e.g. "dst_queue_addr"). Steps to Reproduce: . Actual Results: . Expected Results: . Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: .
You can exclude them in a certain way, which might help you in other ways as well: define a character style for these variable names and in the style editor's Font tab, set the language to [None]. Then apply the style to all these words. One way to make applying the style to many existing words faster might be this: 1. Open Find & replace dialog 2. Other options - Regular expressions checked 3. Use a regex like this in the Find field: (?<=\s)[a-z]+_.+(?=\s) 4. Click Find All 5. Double-click the character style in the sidebar to apply it to all the words. The regex example I gave only targets words surrounded by spaces. It asserts both a lookbehind and lookahead for \s space characters. Hopefully you can adapt it / use variants to fit all your cases.