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title: "Spell checking in NeoVim",
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summary: None,
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published: Some(Time(
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year: 2023,
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month: 5,
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day: 21,
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hour: 15,
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minute: 2,
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second: 52,
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)),
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tags: [
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"neovim",
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"workflow",
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"lua",
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],
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)
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---
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I had an email reply to one of my posts this morning which pointed out a spelling error. Well, there was more to the reply, but for the sake of this post that's the important bit. Anyway, what's funny is that I was just last night looking at the possibility of adding spellcheck to my NeoVim configuration.
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It turns out that NeoVim has a spell checker built in as of version 0.8. That's fantastic. You can turn it on with the command `:set spell`, or if you are using a language other than en_US `:set spelllang=<LANG>` where <LANG> would be your language code. But I really like having things like this mapped to an easy to remember keybind whenever possible, so I wanted to be able to toggle it on and off using `<leader>sc`. Well, that was pretty easy as well with the following snippet in init.lua.
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```
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-- Toggle spellcheck
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local function toggle_spell_check()
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vim.opt.spell = not(vim.opt.spell:get())
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end
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vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>sc', toggle_spell_check, {noremap=true})
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```
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I love having lua available in NeoVim. |