Dear List,
This is a problem I know that I solved once upon a time, but I am
setting up a new computer, and have lost my old vim settings.
I need to have a spelling dictionary working that uses the Oxford OED
spellings (i.e. traditional British academic spelling. 'colour',
'analyse', 'theorize').
Several dictionary files exist for these spellings, including from here:
http://wordlist.aspell.net/dicts/
(hunspell-en_GB-ize)
And the aspell dictionaries from here also include the right files:
http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/aspell/dict/en/
(en_GB-ize)
But if I try to convert to a Vim spellfile, I just get errors. I've tried:
:mkspell! en_GB-oed ~/Desktop/hunspell-en_GB-ize-2016/en_GB-ize.aff
~/Desktop/hunspell-en_GB-ize-2016/en_GB-ize.dic
but this produces the error: "Output file must not have a region name"
If I try a different filename I get the error: "Invalid Region Name in
hunspell-en_GB-ize-2015/en_GB-ize".
So my question is:
- How do I build the right file?
- How do I install it and select it for use?
Help would be really, really appreciated.
Best wishes,
Nicholas
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