On 2012–12–13 Andreas Groh wrote: > 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 > ä)
I cannot imagine something more ugly and unreadable.
Remember: It's 2012, not 1978. Nowadays we have TeX engines with
native Unicode support (LuaTeX, XeTeX).
> 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).
Since you use vim anyway, I would strongly suggest to use a
different input method (e.g. :digraphs, <Ctrl-k>a:, <Ctrl-v>u00e4,
xkeymap, etc) to keep the Latex code free from the old deprecated
umlauts syntax.
> Hence, I'm looking for a solution to check the text
> including "a, "u, etc..
I'm sorry for not providing an answer to your question.
Marco
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