On 29/03/09 22:29, Eric Smith wrote:
>
> Dutch nouns are preceded by the definite article "de" or "het" in
> the singular. As a non-native, I would like to configure vim to
> check if I have used the correct form.
>
> Has anyone implemented this or this type of functionality?
>
> Thanks
>
I'm not sure it's possible with the spelling software Vim uses, since
this is not a pure "vocabulary" word ("this word does / doesn't belong
to the language") but a "grammar" rule ("this valid word is / isn't
permitted in this context"):
het huis OK (the house)
de huis not OK
het grote huis OK (the big house)
het groot huis not OK
welk huis? OK (which house?)
welke huis? not Ok
welk groot huis? OK (which big house?)
welk grote huis? not OK
de weg OK (the way)
het weg not OK
de lange weg OK (the long way)
de lang weg not OK
welke weg? OK (which way?)
welk weg? not OK
welke lange weg? OK (which long way?)
welke lang weg? not OK
ik wil OK (I want)
je wil not OK
je wilt OK (you [sg.] want)
wilt je? not OK
wil je? OK (do you want?)
wij wil not OK
wij willen OK (we want)
etc.
I may be wrong though, spelling software is not my forte. Maybe Dr. Chip
will know the details better.
Best regards,
Tony.
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