Gary Johnson wrote:

> I was trying to add a word to the internal word list with zG.  The
> status line indicated that the word was added, but it remained
> highlighted as a bad word.
> 
> Steps to reproduce
> 
>  1. $ cd ~/src/vim/vim # where latest clean build of Vim resides.
>  2. $ VIMRUNTIME=runtime vim -N -u NONE -i NONE -c 'set spell'
>  3. $ set spelloptions=camel
>  4. Add a line with these words:
>         Hello AB1234YZ world.
>  5. Note that "AB1234YZ" is highlighted as a bad word.
>  6. Move the cursor to 'A'.
>  7. Type
>         zG
>  8. Note that a message like the following is displayed in the
>     command/status line.
>         Word 'AB1234' added to /tmp/v9NFArp/0
>  9. Note also that that word remains highlighted as a bad word.
> 10. Move the cursor to the 'Y'.
> 11. Type
>         zG
> 12. Note that a message like the following is displayed in the
>     command/status line.
>         Word 'YZ' added to /tmp/v9NFArp/0
> 13. Note also that 'YZ' is no longer highlighted as a bad word but
>     'AB1234' still is.
> 
> Expected behavior
> 
>  I expect 'AB1234' to not be highlighted as a bad word.
> 
>  'AB1234' is not highlighted  as bad word if it appears in the text
>  alone, but is highlighted when a some other word is appended, even
>  a properly-spelled, capitalized word.
> 
> Version of Vim
> 
>  9.0.783
> 
> Environment
> 
>  Operating system:  Ubuntu 20.04
>  Terminal:          Xterm(370)
>  Value of $TERM:    xterm-256color
>  Shell:             bash
> 
> Additional Context
> 
>  I don't know that this has ever worked.  I didn't try earlier
>  versions with the 'spelloptions' option.  I just tried zG on
>  a similar string--a processor part number--for the first time
>  today.

Seems like a specific case.  If you make 'spelloptions' empty, use "zG"
and then set 'spelloptions' to "camel" again it works OK.  Looks like
"zG" and the camel-split don't agree on what is a word.

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