Hi to everyone here, I am just currently trying to polish my thesis up in the last steps of my Masters. And I notice i am sometimes a mess when it comes to rephrasing or fixing my grammar mistakes. Has someone here tried out how well Grammarly or similar Language/Writing tools work within the Typst Webapp? Any suggestions what works well?
I am not using the web app, so this might not be 100% applicable, but I have found great success with writing my texts in VS Code using the Tinymist and LTeX Extensions. That way, you get free grammar and syntax corrections in the editor.
In the web app, the language tool browser add on never seemed to work for me.
To me, Grammarly partially does not work:
- Grammarly highlight the text and suggests improvements
- However, accepting a suggesting does not change the text
So, updates appreciated ![]()
I also have this issue. All changes must be made manually, which can be pretty bothersome with longer sentences.
Hey,
how did you handle all the false positives of the LTeX Extension which just mark things, which are Typst Syntax, e.g. spelling errors in argument names of Typst functions, or parenthesis where the argument is a trailing comma or the LTeX can not find the corresponding matching parenthesis, or with a space/newline before after the parenthesis?
Is there currently a good extension that understands typst syntax in such a way that it disables all cheking inside the arguments of typst functions? (Or can LTeX do that but needs to be configured, which I didn’t?)