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Bug: Spell Check Language

The Problem

If you double click on a word in the Spell Check window, it jumps to all instances of that word, completely ignoring Language.

Example Code:

Code:
<p>This is an example Spanish sentence: <span xml:lang="es">No señora, no estoy borracho</span>.</p>

<p>This is an example English sentence: <span xml:lang="en">No Ma’am, I’m not drunk</span>.</p>
When you double click on the Spanish "No", it leads you to all instances of "No" throughout the book, no matter the language. This becomes a problem when you are working on a large book with differing languages with overlapping words.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open the Spell Check dialog window.

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2. Double click on the Spanish "No". The cursor will highlight "No señora".

Double click again, the cursor will highlight "No Ma’am".

Expected Functionality

The Spanish "No" should only jump to "No señora", and the English "No" should only jump to "No Ma’am".
Attached Files
File Type: epub Spell Checking Languages - Bug Report.epub (1.8 KB, 177 views)
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