With the latest vim version, vimspell now only highlights the misspelled words on the Subject: line within an email, instead of all of the body of the email too. Latest version of vimspell also has this problem. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Write email in vim with badly spelled words 2. start spellcheck (\ss) 3. Notice that nothing is highlighted
Can reproduce with gvim 6.2-r8 (patches up to 6.2.461), vimspell 1.83 and aspell 0.50.3. The same setup with vimspell 1.78 works correctly. Contacting upstream with this, as it's tricky to track down where the break was introduced without seperate diffs for all the changes made.
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 03:05:02 +0100 From: Ciaran McCreesh <ciaranm AT gentoo DOT org> To: mathieu DOT clabaut AT free DOT fr Subject: vimspell 1.83 + email breakage Hi, Vimspell 1.83 seems to have problems handling emails. It no longer highlights any mistakes made inside the body of the email, only those in the Subject: line. Version 1.78 appears to work correctly. There's a full report in Gentoo's bugzilla: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48622 If you need any more information, please feel free to ask. I can provide a full test case with example data if necessary. Thanks very much, --
Looks like it's an intentional change. Reply from upstream: Try to add 'mail' to the spell_markup_ft variable. Put in your .vimrc the following line : let spell_markup_ft = ",html,php,xhtml,dtml,tex,mail," It will be the default value in the next release. The logic of highlighting as change in the last versions, in order to improve speed, which explains the problem. I've added 1.84 to CVS which includes mail in the defaults. Assuming cvs->rsync and distfiles->mirrors are working, it should show up within a few hours. This fixes things for me -- could you please confirm?
Fixed in the latest release, thanks a lot.
