title: Is there a way to make Hunspell accept real quotes (‘’ “”) instead of ignoring them in the user dictionary?
body: <p>I use real quotes instead of straight quotes in my writing in everything. Straight quotes are reserved for programs to indicate literal strings. Since using real quotation marks for indicating titles and quotes, this makes sense to keep this usage from being confuse with the programming code. I use Apache OpenOffice mostly. Even putting entries in the exception dictionaries do not work. Most other text editors stop flagging the word as misspelled when I put it in the user dictionary. I asked at the OpenOffice forums. They told me it was a problem with the AFF file Hunspell uses.</p>
  
  <p>I have tried entering the word in the user dictionary. For example: Hallowe’en
  Hunspell still does not accept this. It not only flags Hallowe’en, but offers it as a replacement.</p>
  
  <p>I am not a developer. I just want to change Hunspell to accept real quotation marks since the developers are not doing this, or won’t. So fine, I will do it myself. Apparently this is controlled in the AFF file. What code would I need to change to get the dictionary to stop flagging real quotes, and accept them in the user dictionaries?</p>