Marvin Renich wrote:

> Edit a file that has misspelled words, but only in syntax items that are
> not spell-checked, then type ]s.  Vim will go into an infinite loop that
> can be stopped with ^C.  Here is what I did:
> 
> $ vim -u NONE -U NONE ~/.vim/plugin/countspell.vim
> :set spell
> :syn on
> ]s
> 
> I first noticed this in 7.0f last night, but it still happens in 7.0g.

I can reproduce it with an arbibrary .vim file.  I'll find out what
happens.

Note that CTRL-C does break the loop.

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