cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16310027

Help disabling “Possible spelling mistake found” in vimtex

Hi everyone,
could someone help a desperate student to turn off the ‘Possible spelling mistake found’ in LaTeX files with the vimtex plugin. It’s been 3h now and I still dont have any idea on how to turn this off (or at least change the language, but knowing how to do both would be really cool). I tried everything I could, still don’t kow where this is from.
Help would be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

  • skai@lemmy.ca
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    25 days ago

    Do you have the language set within the .tex document itself? /selectlanguage{French} Or something like that. You may need to /usepackage{babel} as well or similar. I haven’t played around much with LaTeX, so not sure this will work or not–but everything I’ve seen indicates that the TeX document language setting is what will key the LSP language setting.

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      25 days ago

      On second thought, it looks like it probably isn’t even vimtex or LSP related–probably just your vim settings. Try :set spelllang+=fr

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        24 days ago

        Yes, just found out it’s not actually latex related, thought this because the spelling mistake text never showed up before, I try what you said later, thank you for your help !

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    24 days ago

    Here is the solution in case someone came across this post in the future.To set the language of your LaTeX file, put :

    \usepackage\[french]{babel}

    and download the texlive-lang package corresponding :

    sudo pacman -S texlive-lang

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      24 days ago

      Glad you got it resolved! (Especially as, while I noted in my earlier reply, I don’t use LaTeX currently, but I’m planning on switching over from asciidoc in the near future for reports and notes and occasionally I do need to write in French!)