Re: Spellcheck on Tex-Files

On Friday, November 2, 2012 9:50:51 AM UTC-4, Charles Campbell wrote:
> skeept wrote:
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> > Thank you very much! With the help of your plugin HILINKS and your
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> > last suggestion I was finally able to get it to work. The version I
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> > have in my config file (which I would not be able to write without
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> > your plugin) is: syn region texTabularPos matchgroup=texStatement \
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> > start='\\begin\s*{\s*tabular\s*}[^}]*{' end='}' fold \
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> > contains=@texFoldGroup,@texDocGroup,@NoSpell \
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> > containedin=texDocZone,texChapterZone,texSectionZone,texSubSectionZone
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> > Since I got this far, I would ask a related question. Some authors
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> > names are first classified as bad spelling. For some names, say
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> > Al-Faiz both words Al and Faiz are spelling errors. They are actually
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> > a name but unless they appear together this should be a bad spelling.
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> > An idea I have is to define a command \nospell and then when writing
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> > the name I would just write \nospell{Al-Faiz} and then I could
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> > instruct vim not to spell that region, using a technique similar to
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> > the above one. Any idea on this? Thanks!
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> Glad you could get it to work.
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> If you can live with "-" signs in your keyword (see :help 'isk'), then
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> making names part of a keyword list (and contains=@NoSpell) should
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> work. Keywords are the fastest (using a hashing method for recognition)
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> plus have top priority (so you won't need to worry about the
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> containedin=... list).
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>
>
> Regards,
>
> Chip Campbell


Thanks for the suggestion, I have thought about that before but I prefer not to add - to iskeyword. I did add : which makes completion for references easier (so I can type eqn:<C-N> and have a list of possible words starting with eqn:)

Regards,
Jorge Rodrigues

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