* Kyle Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Friday 05 October 2007, alle 16:57]: > > How to run a spellchecker in vi depends on what version of vi you're > using. Ancient standards-compatible vi may not have a good way. If > you're using vim (as most vi folk are), then the technique depends on > what version of vim you're using. If you're using version 7.0 and > beyond, all you need to do is run > > :set spell > > (in vim) and it will spellcheck whatever you're editing. If you're > using an older version, you'd have to do something like this: > > :!ispell % > > I used to (before I got vim7) have the following spelling macro in my > vimrc: > > autocmd FileType mail command aspe ':w<CR>:!aspell -e -c %<CR>:e<CR><CR>' > > Which allowed me to trigger aspell (an ispell alternative with a nicer > interface) on my email by executing > > :aspe >
Hello, i would to choose what type of dictionary to spellcheck the outgoing mails (i use vim 7.1.245), but i can not understand how to pass my choice. Can you suggest me how i have to do? Thanks Massimo -- HomePage: http://www.massimo.arnaudo.name PGP: http://www.massimo.arnaudo.name/site/modules/mydownloads/files/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
