Sartoo
08.05.04, 04:29
Hallo,
hab' gerade gesehen das vor 2 Wochen eine Serie von Updates des vimspell-Plugins für meinen Lieblingseditor gestartet wurde.
Dieses Plugin ermöglicht zusammen mit i- oder aspell eine OnTheFly Rechtschreibprüfung in Vim. Das Teil läuft bei mir schon seit Version 1.60 ohne Probleme. Kurz ich find es genial.
This script is based on Claudio Fleiner's spell checker and uses ispell (or aspell)
to highlight spelling errors, and provides mappings (including a popup menu opened
by right clicking on a mispelled word) to correct them, with suggestions.
It is possible to set up the script to do automatic spellchecking (à la
word --- the current visible window is checked, and errors are highlighted on the fly).
For that, just redefine the spell_auto_type variable (let spell_auto_type="tex,doc,mail") in such a maner
that all the filetypes for which you want on the fly spell check are listed ("none", and "all" token are treated).
Much more documentation on all options can be found at the beginning of the script, or
after having install it, by typing the command ":help vimspell"
Download und Changelog (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=465)
Gruß Sartoo
hab' gerade gesehen das vor 2 Wochen eine Serie von Updates des vimspell-Plugins für meinen Lieblingseditor gestartet wurde.
Dieses Plugin ermöglicht zusammen mit i- oder aspell eine OnTheFly Rechtschreibprüfung in Vim. Das Teil läuft bei mir schon seit Version 1.60 ohne Probleme. Kurz ich find es genial.
This script is based on Claudio Fleiner's spell checker and uses ispell (or aspell)
to highlight spelling errors, and provides mappings (including a popup menu opened
by right clicking on a mispelled word) to correct them, with suggestions.
It is possible to set up the script to do automatic spellchecking (à la
word --- the current visible window is checked, and errors are highlighted on the fly).
For that, just redefine the spell_auto_type variable (let spell_auto_type="tex,doc,mail") in such a maner
that all the filetypes for which you want on the fly spell check are listed ("none", and "all" token are treated).
Much more documentation on all options can be found at the beginning of the script, or
after having install it, by typing the command ":help vimspell"
Download und Changelog (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=465)
Gruß Sartoo