Using vim 7.2, spell checking is not limited to comments and strings in .java
source files as it should be. Instead, all text in the file is spell checked.
The problem starts with $VIM/vim72/syntax/java.vim, which includes html.vim:
syntax include @javaHtml <sfile>:p:h/html.vim
In $VIM/vim72/syntax/html.vim, syntax is turned on for the toplevel:
syntax spell toplevel
That may make sense in an HTML file, but not in Java. One solution is to amend
java.vim:
syntax include @javaHtml <sfile>:p:h/html.vim
syntax spell default
Whether that is the correct solution, I'll leave to the experts. Note too this
likely affects other syntax files that include html.vim:
papp.vim
java.vim
groovy.vim
spyce.vim
Thanks,
Steve
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