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Explore Stack InternalIt seems that the best tool on the market is GNU aspell and it supports TeX. However, it's very difficult to configure it right. I made my own texsc tool to simplify the usage of aspell. You just do this and your LaTeX documents will be checked:
gem install texsc texsc --ignore=citet,citep,verbatim book.tex chapter1.tex chapter2.tex You can also specify your own additional vocabulary:
texsc --pws=vocab.pws book.tex More info in this blog post of mine.
It seems that the best tool on the market is GNU aspell and it supports TeX. However, it's very difficult to configure it right. I made my own texsc tool to simplify the usage of aspell. You just do this and your LaTeX documents will be checked:
gem install texsc texsc --ignore=citet,citep,verbatim book.tex chapter1.tex chapter2.tex You can also specify your own additional vocabulary:
texsc --pws=vocab.pws book.tex It seems that the best tool on the market is GNU aspell and it supports TeX. However, it's very difficult to configure it right. I made my own texsc tool to simplify the usage of aspell. You just do this and your LaTeX documents will be checked:
gem install texsc texsc --ignore=citet,citep,verbatim book.tex chapter1.tex chapter2.tex You can also specify your own additional vocabulary:
texsc --pws=vocab.pws book.tex More info in this blog post of mine.
It seems that the best tool on the market is GNU aspell and it supports TeX. However, it's very difficult to configure it right. I made my own texsc tool to simplify the usage of aspell. You just do this and your LaTeX documents will be checked:
gem install texsc texsc --ignore=citet,citep,verbatim book.tex chapter1.tex chapter2.tex You can also specify your own additional vocabulary:
texsc --pws=vocab.pws book.tex