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When you have a list (numbered or unnumbered), the second and subsequent lines of list items appear to be "codeblock" syntax, and thus spellcheck is disabled.
I have tried this with a minimal vimrc (just to make sure my vimrc is not screwing up somehow).
sample file below (indented as a code block for this issue);
normal line is spellchecked
* this is a list item that flows over multiple lines, first line is spell checked
second line is not spellchecked
Thanks.
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Same fundamental issue at #88. I'm currently using a very old version of the plasticboy markdown syntax plugin (the new one is much too slow on large files). If this issue were fixed I think there'd be no real reason not to stick with the built-in highlighter.
When you have a list (numbered or unnumbered), the second and subsequent lines of list items appear to be "codeblock" syntax, and thus spellcheck is disabled.
I have tried this with a minimal vimrc (just to make sure my vimrc is not screwing up somehow).
sample file below (indented as a code block for this issue);
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: