Hi there, I'm a little bit out of ideas. The usual suspects from vim's help over the online documentation, list archive 'til a full fetched googlifed investigation didn't provide a spark.
First, some facts about my system: - the operating system is a Debian 5.0 "Lenny" - vim was installed with aptitude - vim has version 7.1 (with patches 1-314) I don't want to clutter this mail with the output of `vim --version`. So, I'll keep that back unless someone would like to see it. Ok, what happens? -- This: When running vim -u NONE and issuing the command :mkspell! spell/de de_DE.dic de_DE.aff I got a message "E755: Ungültige Region in de_DE.dic" (That's "E755: Invalid region in de_DE.dic") `echo $LANG` told me, my locale is "de_DE.iso88591", `file de_DE.dic` told me, that file is ISO-8859 text, `file de_DE.aff` told me, that file is ISO-8859 English text and vim told me -- using `:set enc? fenc?` that "encoding=latin1" and "fileencoding=" When I delete the flags in de_DE.dic -- changing that file to an ordinary wordlist -- and omit de_DE.aff, vim creates happily an SPL-file. But there is no region-flag -- that would be a number? -- in de_DE.dic. What would you recommend? Just use the SPL-file generated from the wordlist? Ignoring Debians software repository and build a new vim 7.2 from the source? Twidle the frubnicator? As I said: I'm out of rope. Thank you! Martin --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
