David Woodfall wrote:
Spellcheck is turned off by default in tex files, so I have enabled it
with 'syntax spell toplevel'.
When I also try to add a new syntax cluster, like:
syn match Ellipsis /[.][.][.]\s\l/ contains=@NoSpell transparent
syn cluster Spell add=Ellipsis
it seems to make no difference.
Does toplevel override this cluster, or what is going on here?
* Spell checking is *not* turned off by default in tex files. To enable
spell checking in English:
:setl spell spelllang=en_us
Of course, you may or may not be using English, so modify the above
command according to your preferences.
* You want Ellipsis not to be spell-checked, but to take on the
highlighting of whatever syntax it appears in. You also want the
Ellipsis pattern to be in the Spell cluster, presumably so that it gets
treated as a correct spelling. I tried it out and it seemed to work to
prevent "... b", for example, from being flagged as a spelling error.
So more info, please -- what is it that "seems to make no difference?"
Example, please. I've attached a pair of files myself.
vim woodfall.tex
:setl spell spelllang=en_us
(shows spelling errors)
:so woodfall.vim
(spelling errors gone)
Regards,
Chip Campbell
OK. Some progress. I had to get rid of a problem tex.vim in
.vim/after/syntax.
I made a small change:
syn match Ellipsis /[.][.][.]\s\l.*\>/ contains=@NoSpell transparent
Now it matches until the end of the word and it all works beautifully.
Thanks for your help.
D.
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