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Cannot find word list "fr.utf-8.spl" or "fr.ascii.spl" #1919
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Those would be spellfiles that get searched for when you set |
Just came across this issue when trying to configure |
Thanks for the hint, I never looked at the Vim entry in the NixOS wiki 😄 In case anyone is interested, I got it to work directly in NixVim via the following code snippet: { pkgs, lib, ... }:
let
fileHashes = {
"de.latin1.spl" = "sha256-iedU+cMNolKlNP6aSzTeDV/72DlnuqWccb/yb/UAw0I=";
"de.latin1.sug" = "sha256-lT+tH0Hx0ZnUhp8IdsPm26tlNyIl+LoT7dAho0A74Fc=";
"de.utf-8.spl" = "sha256-c8cQfqM5hWzb6SHeuSpFk5xN5uucByYdobndGfaDo9E=";
"de.utf-8.sug" = "sha256-E9Ds+Shj2J72DNSopesqWhOg6Pm6jRxqvkerqFcUqUg=";
"en.ascii.spl" = "sha256-zry6SJ1F2jNVlA80BYLiDONezc1E+cwWi+hz8I54JEk=";
"en.ascii.sug" = "sha256-sNXQ7RlzX4NySO+XvMtEStcwNAsXhcj2qORFj2hyIWw=";
"en.latin1.spl" = "sha256-Yg2e/Nec/J1jmBj7UoB+Pa5ho3yADWlKAQzVJaIWGEU=";
"en.latin1.sug" = "sha256-5t6X5Lyz+bSq9+HrVKgbk5DVwjH0J/pL43mKJeRiKwI=";
"en.utf-8.spl" = "sha256-/sq9yUm2o50ywImfolReqyXmPy7QozxK0VEUJjhNMHA=";
"en.utf-8.sug" = "sha256-W25eYWVYLS/Xob+kH7zoJCxyR2IixV0XwqorqTPJMuw=";
};
in
{
extraFiles = lib.mapAttrs' (name: hash: {
name = "spell/${name}";
value.source = pkgs.fetchurl {
url = "https://ftp.nluug.nl/vim/runtime/spell/${name}";
inherit hash;
};
}) fileHashes;
} |
This looks really cool! Maybe we should maintain this index in Nixvim directly... |
Opened #3143 |
Thanks mirkolenz. |
Description
When I open a markdown file, and only those afaik, I get the message "Cannot find word list "fr.utf-8.spl" or "fr.ascii.spl"". How can I install them? I don't actually know what they are, but look like french language dictionaries, which would be nice. I'm an ancient vim user getting used to neovim, so don't really know my way around. I don't really know if this is related to treesitter at all, since it seems to deal with programming languages not natural ones.
I just installed nixvim recently so I've got a pretty vanilla setup.
Thank you.
Minimal, Reproducible Example (MRE)
Open a buffer with a md file
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