On Tue May 02, 2006 at 11:09:19PM +0200, Bram Moolenaar wrote: > I notice that both "cs" and "hu" use ISO-8859-2, but the FOL/LOW/UPP > items differ. "hu" has a few extra characters: '-', '%', 0xa7, and > 0xb0. Are these also word characters in "cs"? As far as I can see it's > the "hu" dictionary that is different, the other spell files use the > same word characters as "cs". > > Including '-' is a bit strange here, it means it can appear anywhere in > a word, also at the start and the end. Well, Hungarian has spelling > rules that are different from most other languages.
I was not interested in what's the difference between these two languages from the view of spelling, but that same char-table is probably not cleared when _changing_ (not adding -- as described in the help) a new spell file. > A workaround may be to set 'encoding', it clears the spell info. Yes, set nospell set encoding=iso-8859-1 "any other encoding set encoding=iso-8859-2 "original encoding helps. I mean, there si no error message. Thanks! Best regards, Milan
