Alternatives in other programs

[vatrat]

I've used vim-wordy in neovim, and I found it to be exceptional. However, I have since moved to Spacemacs (an emacs configuration set up to be similar to vim, but more extensible and with more features set up by default). I can't (haven't found) any similar usage analyzers for emacs, or any other programs. As well, I would like to recommend to some friends who don't know about things like vim a writing analyzer which will work with Microsoft Word and similar word processors. Do you know of anything?

[vatrat]

Can't find (haven't found)*

[reedes]

There was an external java-based analyzer I had tried before creating wordy. It might still be around and usable with emacs. Sorry, I can't recall the name.

[vatrat]

Okay, well thanks. Honestly, I wouldn't be opposed to trying to run an instance of (neo)vim with wordy and feeding data into and out of it back to emacs. Reed Esau <[email protected]> schrieb am Sa. 5. Aug. 2017 um 17:54:

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[vatrat]

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[TiagoSantos81]

Hi @reedes,

Some time ago I based my Portuguese analyzers on your work, and even referred to you.
I would like to port these English analyzers to LanguageTool as well. I am aware that the license allows me to do it, but I would like to ask your personal permission to do so.
Since LanguageTool can be used as a solution inside Emacs, this would also fix this issue.
Is it OK to advance with the port?