On Fri, 30 Jun 2006, ge wrote:
Therefore I consider /w as a useful flag for languages, that have to
generate lots of word forms.
FORBIDDENWORD w
in the affix file signalizes, that in this affix file /w flag means a
forbidden word.
The usage of /w is even broader a little bit. If there are other flags
together with /w, all word forms, that are created by the other flags
are considered as invalid, bad words.
There are lots of other examples for the usefulness of the /w flag in a
word set. Usage of /w saves in a lot of cases additional flags, and
flags are a valuable, limited resource (max 255) in case of aspell.
What is the behaviour of aspell, and what do you think about the above
mechanizm?
It is unsupported. I might consider adding it but I am unlikely to get
around to implementing it any time soon. However, I will likely accept a
patch to that effect.
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