On (21/09/13 16:37), Ingo Karkat <[email protected]> put forth the
proposition:
On 21-Sep-2013 05:38 +0200, David Woodfall wrote:
I've noticed that the default spellcheckcap setting marks words as bad
after an ellipsis if they are not capitalised.
In fiction writing at least it is common to have an ellipsis and a
non-capitalised next word.
This is the setting that I'm currently using to fix this:
set spellcapcheck="[.?!]\_[\])'"' \t...]\+")
Might I suggest that this is used for the default? There may be better
ways of doing it but my regexp is not strong.
Apart from the syntax errors, that expression doesn't work. You're just
including the "." character thrice in the [] collection. Rather,
something like the following is needed:
Ah. That came from #vim.
:let &spellcapcheck='\%(\.\@<!\.\|[?!]\)\_[\])''"^I ]\+'
However, this doesn't work for me (Vim 7.3.823). I still get the
SpellCap highlighting on following words, even though there are no
matches after a "foo... bar" when I do :let @/ = &spc
No, it doesn't work for me either.
I guess I will have to resort to using \ldots{} in tex, which is the
correct way.
In the meantime if any solutions are forthcoming I'd be glad to see
them.
D.
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