Hi @ all,
I'm using the internal spell checker of vim7.3 to spell check my latex
files. If I'm using German umlauts in Latex style (e.g. "a for รค) the
double quotes are recognised as word separators and both (or even more)
parts of the word are interpreted to be false.
Is there a way to tell the spell checker to treat words containing such
a construct as one word? If I remember it correctly the plugin vimspell
(prior to vim 7) hat a variable (spell_german_tex_iskeyword) which could
be used to control this behaviour. Right? Is there something similar for
the internal spell checker?
By the way, ispell (ispell -t bla.tex) does the spell checking correct,
while aspell (aspell -t -c bla.tex) behaves like vim's spell checker.
I know that one can directly use umlauts in latex
(\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}), but sometimes a German keyboard is not
available and then it is more convenient to use the Latex style solution
("a). Hence, I'm looking for a solution to check the text including "a,
"u, etc..
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance and best regards.
Andreas
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