This may be a simple question, but my Vim skills are lacking in the customization arena.
I'd like Vim (version 7) to rebuild the spelling word index every time
it is launched. Other apps might be modifying the word file it uses, and
Vim only reads the index generated from the word list. I added the
following to my vimrc, and it works:
mkspell! ~/.vim/spell/en.utf-8.add
The problem is it waits for input before actually launching vim:
$ vim
Reading word file /home/emcnabb/.vim/spell/en.utf-8.add ...
Compressing word tree...
Compressed 266 of 953 nodes; 687 (72%) remaining
Compressed 32 of 171 nodes; 139 (81%) remaining
Writing spell file /home/emcnabb/.vim/spell/en.utf-8.add.spl ...
Done!
Estimated runtime memory use: 4130 bytes
Press ENTER or type command to continue
Any ideas how to avoid this? Also, is there a good way to not have it
output anything to the terminal? Thanks.
-Evan
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