A simple plugin that persists the words added with zG and zW to a spellfile specific to the current file or directory.

• Keep using zg and zw the way you always did.

• The words you add with zG and zW will be added to ./.dialect.{encoding}.add.

• By default, dialect.vim uses a spellfile for each directory. If you want a different spellfile for each specific file, add this to your .vimrc: let g:dialectmode = 'file'. You can also add a file called .dialectmain to a directory and all files in its subdirectories will use the spellfile there.

That's it!

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