I also have the vim-latex suite installed and my spell check does not work.
Intentionally misspelled works are not caught.
Yes, I have en_us as the spelllang and have turned on spell check.
Did anyone find a solution to this?
Eyolf Østrem eyolf at oestrem.com writes:
I've discovered that the built-in spell checker in vim doesn't work if
ft=tex is set. It's not just the syntax highlighting -- ]s doesn't jump to
the next spelling mistake.
Has anyone ever found a solution to this?
If you find out it isn't something that you did but a problem that
others could experience, be sure to post your solution. :)
--Ted
Eyolf Østrem wrote:
I think it's something in my tweaked syntax file. I thought I had been
careful enough when I wrote it, but apparently I hadn't. Sorry for the
I've discovered that the built-in spell checker in vim doesn't work if
ft=tex is set. It's not just the syntax highlighting -- ]s doesn't jump to
the next spelling mistake.. I've searched through the source files for
spell, without finding anything that looked suspicious, but I'm no
vimscript guru
It works for me.
Note that I also use the engspchk plugin, which seems to do a better job
when syntax highlighting is turned on. That being said, ]s has
nothing to do with that plugin, and it works for me whether or not I
load it.
Are you sure you have something like...
set spell
set
On 13.06.2008 (11:17), Ted Pavlic wrote:
It works for me.
Hm. OK, I'll have to check my configuration then.
Are you sure you have something like...
set spell
set spelllang=en_us
in your .vimrc?
Yes, I do. Also, if I set the filetype to anything other than tex,
everything works as
It works for me.
Hm. OK, I'll have to check my configuration then.
I've been trying to think of anything special I had to do to get spell
checking to work, but I just can't come up with anything. I've scanned
through my .vimrc, but I don't see anything...
Now, for Vim7, I did have to do
