Eclipse IDEs come with a spellcheck feature that is disabled by default. Spellcheck would be quite useful to the developer when writing html pages or even comments.
Here is how we can enable Spellcheck in Eclipse
Goto Eclipse -> Preferences
Under Editor -> Text Editor -> Spellings .... Select Enable spell checking
Thats it! .... Now when we open any file we can see spellcheck feature working!
✌️ This should work on all flavor of eclipse juno, indigo, helios etc
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