Anthony Campbell wrote:
On 13 Oct 2006, A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Anthony Campbell wrote:
On 13 Oct 2006, A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Anthony Campbell wrote:
I'm sorry; I can't post to the list, although I can read it. (Feel free
to forward it.)
Just to say that I don't get spelling checked with html files either.
Anthony
I. To post to the list, you must:
1. Subscribe to it. This is a two-step process, see
http://www.vim.org/community.php
2. Send a message, in plain text only, to the list address (e.g., vim
-at- vim -dot- org), "from" your subscribed address.
II. You didn't say whether 'spell' was set.
Best regards,
Tony.
I know, I have subscribed, but my posts never appear. (This is not new;
it's been like that for many months.) I've tried unsubscribing and
resubscribing, but no luck.
Did you receive the confirmation email which was sent to you as an
auto-reply when you sent a mail to vim-subscribe -at- vim.org ? And did you
do what it said? (If you did, you should receive two copies of the present
email.)
Is the "From:" line of your messages to the list identical to that on your
two "subscribe" emails? (Messages "From" non-subscribed email addresses are
silently discarded by the mail robot for the list).
Is the list address present in the "To:" or "Cc:" (not "Bcc:") line?
("Reply to Sender" on a post will never send to the list; "Reply to All"
ought to).
Are your messages in plaintext only, with no HTML? (HTML messages are
silently discarded as an anti-spam measure; they never make it to the list.)
Yes to all these. I think Tom may be on the right lines about this.
And yes, spell is set and if I turn off html (set ft=text) it does work.
But if html is specififed nothing is spell-checked.
Anthony
When I set 'spell', text (but not tag names or attributes) is spell-checked
in my HTML files. If I ":setlocal ft=text", everything is spell-checked,
and ":setlocal ft=html" brings it back to text-only.
What does it say when you do
:verbose set spell?
(with the question mark), the active cursor being in a non-spell-checked
HTML file?
It says "nospell"
Anthony
'nospell' is the default setting, and it prohibits all spell checking. Add the
line
set spell
to your vimrc, and restart Vim. If it doesn't cure your problem, retry
":verbose set spell?" in a non-spell-checked file to see if some other script
undid what your vimrc had done.
Best regards,
Tony.
