can we skip capitilised word inside sentence ?

[chipitsine]

example

Copyright 2017 HAProxy Technologies, Dragan Dosen <[email protected]>

"Dosen" is capitalised and placed inside sentence (not a beginning). it is an indication that it is proper noun.
can we skip such words from spell check ?

[peternewman]

We could, but then we'd miss Title Case Speling Errors as well. Using the ignore line option is probably the best bet, unless you want to add an argument to make it optionally skip them?

[chipitsine]

I am OK to keep current behaviour unchanged, and introduce new switch

[peternewman]

Great, are you going to have a go at implementing that too @chipitsine ?

[chipitsine]

I do not think I would ever have time for learning python :(

[peternewman]

No worries, I just wanted to clarify in case someone else sees this and wants to give it a go that you're not already working on it.

[peterjc]

Related to this, I would like to ignore words in all upper case (typically company/product names or acronyms like "OTU" which is not a typo for "out"), and potentially also ignore words in mixed case.

Edit: My request is covered by #1578.

[chipitsine]

there is also CamelCase which is candidate for automatic exclusion (if not already).

however, I would be happy to exclude "C" language primitives, like variable names from scanning. if such an approach will come to mind, it might be even better than all-capital and CamelCase whitelisting