I did see issue 30, but the resolution of pointing dictonary at a specific file does, alas, not work for me. (Using neovim/vim both.)
The vim built-in checker uses a dictionary format that dictionary can't consume. For example, if you do :setlocal spell spelllang=de, that will likely download a UTF-8 dictionary file as ~/.vim/spell/de.utf-8.spl (which is a binary file).
Instead, help complete shows that these spellchecking suggestions are treated special via the set complete+=kspell option. Which works (the regular insert mode completion of vim (see ins-completion)), but obviously not via the same keybindings/UX we love!
I wonder if coc-sources could be extended to access that source as well? Unfortunately I don't know how :-/
Thanks for making coc-sources available!
I did see issue 30, but the resolution of pointing
dictonary
at a specific file does, alas, not work for me. (Using neovim/vim both.)The vim built-in checker uses a dictionary format that
dictionary
can't consume. For example, if you do:setlocal spell spelllang=de
, that will likely download a UTF-8 dictionary file as~/.vim/spell/de.utf-8.spl
(which is a binary file).Instead,
help complete
shows that these spellchecking suggestions are treated special via theset complete+=kspell
option. Which works (the regular insert mode completion of vim (seeins-completion
)), but obviously not via the same keybindings/UX we love!I wonder if coc-sources could be extended to access that source as well? Unfortunately I don't know how :-/
Thanks!