Cycles spelling suggestions under the cursor.
- The
'[and']marks are used to keep track of the text being worked on. Making a change elsewhere will effectively "accept" the suggested change. - Accepts a count.
- Can cycle suggestions in the opposite direction.
- Repeatable using vim-repeat.
- Undo once to restore the original word regardless of how many suggestions have been cycled.
- Works in visual mode to get suggestions for split words (e.g. "head line" ->
"headline")
- Uses
'<and'>marks to keep track of the text. - Note: Doesn't seem to be repeatable with vim-repeat.
- Uses
- The original word being changed is kept in the unnamed register.
- The original, previous, current, and next suggestions are displayed in the command line.
- Naive command
:SpellRotateSubAllto replace all text matching the original with the current suggestion.
You will need to map the keys yourself:
nmap <silent> zn <Plug>(SpellRotateForward)
nmap <silent> zp <Plug>(SpellRotateBackward)
vmap <silent> zn <Plug>(SpellRotateForwardV)
vmap <silent> zp <Plug>(SpellRotateBackwardV)Note: You must use nmap and vmap.
Note: The above keys are only examples! I'm sure you already hate them.
Spelling, folding, and a handful of miscellaneous motions are prefixed by z.
Nobody would be happy with a default key map set by this plugin.
MIT