Hi users and experts,
I am aware vim has it's own spellchecker, and uses .spl files that can be generated by mkspell from hunspell dictionary files.
Here's the thing - I am trying to use same spellchecking files for vim, Libreoffice, and OmegaT (an opensource translation memory system), as I don't want to maintain two sets of dictionaries.
Libreoffice and OmegaT support hunspell dictionaries only.
Is there any chance of either:
- getting vim to read and write hunspell dictionaries (IIRC vim doesn't completely support the format),
- or making vim use the external huspell spellchecker (instead of its internal one)?
I would greatly appreciate any pointers. A systemwide spellchecker would be so useful, especially as I want several colleagues to all use and modify the same directories. It would improve our writing! :-)
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Tuesday, January 12, 2016
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