--- Brian Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 07:46:19PM -0800, Fernando
> Brucher wrote:
> > When I invoke aspell from vim-gtk (under X), the
> new
> > curses enabled aspell confuses vim and it only
> shows
> > one line of garbage.
>
> Ah, that's what you get for using that Inferior
> Editor. Emacs of course
> works perfectly with aspell. ;)
You'll see the light some day. I too was an Emacs
user.
> > Using the non-curses version of aspell works fine.
> I didn't see a
> > command line switch in aspell to do this so I
> recompiled aspell
> > without curses. Maybe Debian could offer a
> non-curses package of
> > aspell. The problem might be vim's fault for not
> suporting curses
> > display correctly. But this quick fix works fine.
>
> I guess the problem is that aspell is linked against
> libncursesw, but
> (g)vim is linked against libncurses (no 'w'). I
> suppose I could provide
> an alternate aspell binary not linked against
> libncursesw, but that
> seems overly clunky.
>
> How are you using aspell in vim? vimspell?
>From the command line. In command mode I do the
following (I have a macro for it obviously):
:w!
:!aspell -c --dont-backup "%"
:e! "%"
thanks for the quick reply,
-- Fernando Brucher
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