When there is a grammar check error that it has no suggestions for, Duden
may return a JSON without suggestions, but still informing about the type
of the error, like
...
{
"offset": 468,
"length": 8,
"errorcode": 21,
"type": "orth",
"proposals": []
},
...
Before the change, we underlined the error, but right-clicking it would
only bring the normal Writer's context menu, as if there were no error.
This was made in commit 7697ef9d8f (Proof
reading suggestions:, 2023-11-28); before that change, the context menu
was shown, but since it had no suggestions, and no explanation text, it
was considered better to just not show the grammar check results. But
no menu for an underlined word is no better; so let's instead show the
explanation, based on the type of the error reported by Duden - that is
stored in SingleProofreadingError::aShortComment. Also set aFullComment,
which is used in the grammar check dialog.
Incidentally, it even improves popups with suggestions, because it now
has the explanation as well, where previously only was an icon without
any text.
It may be further improved in a follow-up, because there is "errorcode"
in the message, which we may use to add more details to the explanation.
tdf#160127 should be fixed with this, too; but if there are cases when
there are neither suggestions, nor explanation available, it will need
further work.
Change-Id: I62cde204e0142d6226c9c9486f1cdb5ffc20dca8
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/175017
Reviewed-by: Mike Kaganski <mike.kaganski@collabora.com>
Tested-by: Jenkins
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