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• Add an appropriate compare function. See

  cmp-spell/lua/cmp-spell/init.lua

  Line 55 in 20f3347

  -- TODO: Add a custom compare function.

• Enable this source only inside @spell See :h treesitter-highlight-spell #8
• Enable this source only inside @Spell See :h spell-syntax
• Replace enable_in_context option with hrsh7th/nvim-cmp#632

I had a problem with non-English spelling completion.
Turns out \w+ only captures ascii characters and then cmp doesn't count them as things to complete and cancels the completion.
It is an old vim limitation, that is inherited in neovim.
Tried it with \k or \K (\K is the better one, excludes numbers) and should work regardless of language?
At least it works for both English and any Cyrilic alphabet-based language

This is my cmp sources:

      sources = cmp.config.sources({
        { name = "nvim_lsp" },
        { name = "luasnip" },
        { name = "buffer" },
        { name = "spell" },
        { name = "path" },
      }),

When I input text, lsp source should be on the top of popup menu, but I got spell source first:

Is there something wrong with priority of spell source?
When I remove spell source, I got this:

It seems to be normal.

Is it possible to use multiple languages as a language source?

I wanted the completion window to be printed in the same order as the vim.fn.spellsuggest() function. like this.

• input : 'overshot'
• output of spellsuggest() :

1. overshoot
2. Overshot
3. overshoe
4. over shot
5. overshoots

To see this, I changed the sorting order in config of nvim-cmp like

sorting = {
  priority_weight = 2.0,
  comparators = {
    compare.order,
  }
},

but the completion window said the input word first like

1. overshot
2. overshoot
3. Overshot
4. overshoe
5. over shot
6. overshoots

Why does the first one displayed?
my source setting is

-- /////// source of lua
cmp.setup.filetype({'lua'}, {
  sources = {
    {
      name = 'spell', 
      group_index = 1,
      option = {
        keep_all_entries = true, -- it can show more possible list
        enable_in_context = function () -- is_available() does not work, this option make spell completion work only 
          return context.in_treesitter_capture('comment') or context.in_syntax_group('Comment')
        end
      }
    },
  }
})

Hi there! Any way to make the extension suggest corrections for misspelled words?
Thanks a lot and keep up the good work! 💪

Using the spell extension all the suggestions from spell should be shown:

cmp-spell uses vim builtin spelling correction, which should return:

However it seems like the results are being filtered to only include fuzzy matches which defeats the point of spell correcting.

Hi how can I get the plugin to work with lsp code action

nmap("<a-cr>", "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.code_action()<cr>")

similar to #3

If I only enable sources = {{name = 'spell'}}, no suggestions are shown.