Dominique wrote:
> I am writing tests for spellbadword() which
> is currently not tested with arguments.
> While writing the tests, I found 2 things which
> are either bugs or I do not understand what is
> going on:
>
> 1) The following command...
>
> $ vim --clean -c 'set spell' -c "echo spellbadword('jupiter')"
>
> ... shows: ['jupiter', 'bad']
>
> But I would expect to get ['jupiter', 'caps'] since Jupiter with
> caps is a word and since :help spellbadword() says:
>
> === BEGIN QUOTE ===
> - The type of the spelling error:
> "bad" spelling mistake
> "rare" rare word
> "local" word only valid in another region
> "caps" word should start with Capital
> === END QUOTE ===
>
> I can't get spellbadword() to return "caps". Is this a bug?
No, this works as intended. You only get "caps" for a correct word that
is at the start of a sentence and is missing a starting capital.
> 2) There following command...
>
> $ vim --clean \
> -c 'set spell' -c "echo spellbadword('vim roks')"
>
> ... shows: ['roks', 'bad']
>
> Whereas:
>
> $ vim -u DEFAULTS -U NONE -i NONE \
> -c 'set spell' -c "echo spellbadword('vim roks')"
>
> ... shows something different: ['vim', 'rare']
>
> Yet ":help --clean" says:
>
> === BEGIN QUOTE ===
> --clean Equal to "-u DEFAULTS -U NONE -i NONE":
> === END QUOTE ===
>
> Since I get different results, it does not look like
> --clean is equivalent to "-u DEFAULTS -U NONE -i NONE".
> And why are the results different? As a result, I'm not able
> to write an automated test where spellbadword(...) returns
> ['...', "rare']. Yet when running interactively, spellbadword(...)
> can return 'rare' with spellbadword("vim") for example.
Yeah, --clean means something else now. What probably matters is that
--clean omits the home directory. I'll update the note in the help.
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