Is there any software that can spell check Java source code?
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To be clear, I'm looking for a [free] piece of software that will run over a Java source tree and flag any method names or string constants that contain misspelled words. I'm *not* looking for a Java library that will perform spell checking on text. Also, the software should be able to be run from the command line as part of an automated build.
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Answer:
Eclipse.
Rick Mangi at Quora Visit the source
Other answers
There's Eclipse or IntelliJ, if you're unfamiliar with one of them or both, i advise you to have a look first at Getting Started with Java section: @http://learnjavaeasy.com/course/learn-java-online-with-java-8-by-examples/ Best regards
David Brad
Jetbrains IntelliJ does spell checking of Java variables, class names and comments. It even knows about CamelCase.
Martin Stein
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