created by

Douglas Augusto

script type

utility

description

SpellLangIdentifier detects the language based on the buffer contents through 'mguesser' (http://www.mnogosearch.org/guesser/), which in turn uses "N-Gram-Based Text Categorization". Git repository: https://github.com/daaugusto/spelllangidentifier

install details

Installation ------------ Decompress the tarball and change to directory sli-x.y.z/ From there, assuming you have a standard Vim setup:    mkdir -p ~/.vim/plugin    cp -r SpellLangIdentifier.vim LanguageIdentifier.sh mguesser ~/.vim/plugin    cp vimrc.sample ~/.vimrc.sli    cd ~/.vim/plugin/mguesser && make Configuration (~/.vimrc) ------------------------ Please, check out the sample Vim configuration file which you have just copied. If you prefer you can introduce your changes there and source it directly from your personal vimrc (usually ~/.vimrc), by inserting the line:    source ~/.vimrc.sli Make sure you remove or comment out any previous spell checking configuration that might conflict with the new ones. Usage -----    1. Automatically (just open a text, mail or TeX file, as illustrated in ~/.vimrc.sli). It even works on-the-fly while you edit the file, switching the languages on a paragraph basis when working on multi-language documents (configurable).    2. Using shortcuts in normal or insert mode (F5, F6, F7 and F8; F9 to disable spell checking and on-the-fly language identification).    3. Directly: :{range}SpellLangIdentify (identify the language based on {range} lines; default is the whole buffer). Notes ----- The user can create its own reference language set ("maps") which will guide/bias the language identification. An example would be to create an n-gram frequency file (a map) for words related to the medical literature or, perhaps, to some subset of the English language. Please check out mguesser's documentation for that. Prerequisites -------------    * Unix-like environment (POSIX shell, coreutils, awk, sed, grep, file, ...).    * In order to improve language detection according to the file type at hand, it is recommended (but not required) to have the following utilities installed: detex, ps2ascii, html2text.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
sli-1.0.1.tar.gz	1.0.1	2020-07-04	7.0	Douglas Augusto	OS X compatibility changes (thanks Ingo Heimbach).
sli-1.0.0.tar.gz	1.0.0	2015-06-07	7.0	Douglas Augusto	* Fixes the issue with stray characters in console-based Vim when using on-the-fly language detection. * Better error handling. * Improves the sample configuration file.
sli-0.4.1.tar.gz	0.4.1	2014-08-29	7.0	Douglas Augusto	Mail file types were not being handled/filtered properly and a note about a known issue in console-based Vim when using on-the-fly language detection.
sli-0.4.0.tar.gz	0.4.0	2014-07-29	7.0	Douglas Augusto	Improved mappings (see README and vimrc.sample), better support according to the file type, bug fixes.
sli-0.3.0.tar.gz	0.3.0	2014-07-25	7.0	Douglas Augusto	Fine-grained on-the-fly spell language identification and bug fixes.
sli-0.2.0.tar.gz	0.2.0	2014-07-23	7.0	Douglas Augusto	Improvements, bug fixes and clarifications.
sli-0.1.0.tar.gz	0.1.0	2014-07-21	7.0	Douglas Augusto	Initial upload

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