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I'm enjoying gui Vim 6.3 on OS X 10.3.5, and would like to use aspell
if possible.
This recent posting indicates why aspell doesn't work with carbon Vim:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=vim-mac&m=109248324018774&w=2

So maybe I already have the answer...thought I'd send this out on the
chance there might be a work-around.

aspell is installed via Fink. I've been able to spellcheck in
terminal Vim, but the gui Vim hangs up. Invoking aspell gets the
message below. Looks like it's partially working, but I'm unable to
choose an option at the prompt. The only response is "Sorry that is
an invalid choice!?", and I end up having to ^Z terminate the Command:

:!aspell check /Users/johnm/_temp/text1
I plan to document my
*travials* to help other newbies like me,
1) travails
6) trails

2) travail's                            7) trials

3)
travels                              8) Travis's

4) travail
9) trivial

5) Travis
i) Ignore                               I)
Ignore all

r) Replace                              R) Replace
all

a) Add                                  l) Add Lower

b) Abort
x) Exit

? 1
Sorry that is an invalid choice!? 2
Sorry that is an
invalid choice!?

TIA

John Magolske
http://b79.net

This may not be exactly what you want, but it works very well for my
needs:
http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=499

I use it as a spell checker with LaTeX documents so it doesn't flag the
tags.

There is also CocoaAspell
http://www.ict.usc.edu/~leuski/cocoaspell/home.html
but it doesn't work with Carbon ViM.


On Nov 5, 2004, at 7:19 PM, John Magolske wrote:

> I'm enjoying gui Vim 6.3 on OS X 10.3.5, and would like to use aspell
> if possible.
> This recent posting indicates why aspell doesn't work with carbon Vim:
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=vim-mac&m=109248324018774&w=2
>
> So maybe I already have the answer...thought I'd send this out on the
> chance there might be a work-around.
>
> aspell is installed via Fink. I've been able to spellcheck in terminal
> Vim, but the gui Vim hangs up. Invoking aspell gets the message below.
> Looks like it's partially working, but I'm unable to choose an option
> at the prompt. The only response is "Sorry that is an invalid
> choice!?", and I end up having to ^Z terminate the Command:
>
> :!aspell check /Users/johnm/_temp/text1
> I plan to document my *travials* to help other newbies like me,
> 1) travails 6) trails
>
> 2) travail's                            7) trials
>
> 3) travels                              8) Travis's
>
> 4) travail 9) trivial
>
> 5) Travis
> i) Ignore                               I) Ignore all
>
> r) Replace                              R) Replace all
>
> a) Add                                  l) Add Lower
>
> b) Abort x) Exit
>
> ? 1
> Sorry that is an invalid choice!? 2
> Sorry that is an invalid choice!?
>
> TIA
>
> John Magolske
> http://b79.net
>

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Not sure if this is the right place for a question but here goes.

Am running Vim 6.3 on OS X as a gui version. Have been making great
strides learning Vim and wondering where it has been all my life!

But when I opened a large file of about 1mb (28000 lines), then I
noticed that things get really slow. It is actually the vimtips file
from vim.org

I'm surprised that Vim is getting bogged down or mayeb I'm missing
something. There are folds in the file as well at every tip.

bongoman

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bongoman wrote:

> But when I opened a large file of about 1mb (28000 lines), then I
> noticed that things get really slow. It is actually the vimtips file
> from vim.org

Sometimes vim's syntax highlighting can cause it to slow down. I suppose
the same goes for folding, depending on how it is done. Anyway, try the
following commands to see if they make a difference

     :syntax off
     :set nofoldenable

Peppe
--
se nocp cpo=BceFsx!$ hid bs=2 ls=2 hls ic " P. Guldberg /bin/vi@...
se scs ai isf-== fdo-=block cino=t0,:0 hi=100 ru so=4 noea lz|if has('unix')
se sh=/bin/sh|en|syn on|filetype plugin indent on|ono S V/\n^-- $\\|\%$/<CR>
cno <C-A> <C-B>|au FileType vim,mail se sw=4 sts=4 et|let&tw=72+6*(&ft=~'v')

Hi there

I'm trying to set my vimrc file so that when I launch Vim, it opens
full screen on my 15" PowerBook.

I'm not sure if this a vimrc setting. I can set columns=210 but it is
not really a full screen window.

I'm wondering if I need to use applescript to achieve this or whether
it is purely a Vim issue, ie one that can be addressed via Vim
settings in my vimrc file.

Any clues appreciated...


bongoman