I want to use spell checking in vim.
I did this already:
:set spelllang=nl
Upon which vim downloaded the needed nl.utf-8.spl into ~/.vim/spell/.
When I do zg on a word to add it to the spelling list, vim creates nl.utf-8.add and nl.utf-8.add.spl in the before mentioned directory (nothing seems to get overwritten).
Yet here is where the strange stuff comes into play. When I close the file and reopen it, all words are marked as bad spelling except for the words I just added using zg.
How can I add words to vim spelling without losing the old spelling?
I have this in my ~/.vimrc:
" SET SPELLING
au BufWinEnter set spell
autocmd Filetype c,cpp,vim,perl,python,py,pl setlocal spell spelllang=en
au Filetype tex set spelllang=nl
It seems as if vim is only loading the .add file and not the normal spelling file nl.utf-8.spl.
Can I manually tell vim to load both?
