Hi All:
I've been out of clue with this one: I have a thinkpad notebook, which
has backward and forward key just above arrow back and arrow
forward.
In X, I add the lines to ~/.Xmodmap:
keycode 234=F19
keycode 233=F20
to map the two keys to something useful. If I use gvim and type the
Forward
Hi All:
I apologize for breaking the thread. I just share dc's problem about
syntax highlighting in html and build-in spellchecker: when I edit a
html file spell checking doesn't work, but as soon as I do
syntax off
the spell check works again! Any idea how to remedy it? I compiled vim 7
from
Hi all:
I love the new spell check features. I usually write in English, which
is why I set my spellchecker to en-us. However I sometimes write in
Chinese, which AFAIK has no vim spell checker. So every time I write
something it will underline it. Of course I can manually write
:set nospell
to
If you have a file in _mixed_ language (part of the file in English
and another part in Chinese), then I don't know if (or how) Vim can
spell-check only the English paragraphs. It might be as simple as
excluding anything in the Chinese part of the Unicode range from
spell-checking
