> I did find an nroff.vim syntax file, and when I source it, it does highligh
> a lot of those commands. But this does not seem to effect spell. When I set
> spell, it highlights the nroff commands, even though they are covered b the
> syntax file.
>
> How to you tell the spell checker to exclude strings that a syntax file
> targets?
>
>
It looks like the nroff.vim syntax file predates the integrated spell
checker, or the author has decided not to integrate it with spell
checking for some reason. For now, you can copy nroff.vim to
~/.vim/syntax/nroff.vim on Unix-like systems or
$HOME/vimfiles/syntax/nroff.vim on Windows, then edit it to add
"contains=@NoSpell" to all syntax definitions (if a definition already
has a contains= list, add @NoSpell to the list).
You may also need to add a "syntax spell toplevel" somewhere after the
"syntax clear" command to get spell checking on areas which are NOT
matched by syntax items.
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