Avoid spellchecking the f in an f-string
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Before this commit the spellchecker highlights everything in the following: f'correct word' ^^^^^^^^^ f'wierd word' ^^^^^^^ By adding the `matchgroup` directive, the start and end of the region are not considered when spellchecking. The examples become: f'correct word' f'weird word' ^^^^^
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- Add support for "match" statements (vim-python#91) - Add support for additional exceptions (vim-python#93) - Correctly spell-check f-strings (vim-python#94)
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Before this commit the spellchecker highlights everything in the following:
f'correct word'
^^^^^^^^^
f'wierd word'
^^^^^^^
By adding the
matchgroupdirective, the start and end of the region are not considered when spellchecking. The examples become:f'correct word'
f'weird word'
^^^^^