Kevin Atkinson wrote:
> > Some improvements towards special dictionary files and more elaborated
> > phonetic rules are planned, nevertheless I would like to publish present
> > contribution. Are there any guidelines for that matter?
> Could you be more specific.
* How should I pack the language files (words, dictionaries and language
data) if I would like to ship them to you for inclusion in the main or
national specific aspell distribution?
* Would you like to distribute the dictionary files that support
nonenglish languages?
> > And by the way, what is the rule the dictionaries are named after?
> > English names for languages as in ispell or national names? Is it
> > german.dat or deutsch.dat?
>
> There is no hard and fast rule I have been following the ispell convention
> for both language names and dictionary files. The name of the data file
> should be the same as the name for the language, other wise strange things
> way happen....
Ispell somehow adopted English names for languages, but not strictly. Do
you or anyone else from the list have any suggestion?
Best regards,
Ales
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