Hi Simon,
Simon Brouwer a écrit :
The official spelling of Dutch is the same for the Netherlands and for
Belgium, so we have a single dictionary for Dutch. In OpenOffice.org 2,
I had seen that if you install the same dictionary for nl_NL and for
nl_BE it is loaded in memory twice. For this reason we have the
dictionary installed for nl_NL only. This is however awkward for our
Belgian users, so we're considering to change this.
Can anyone here tell me if installing the same dictionary for multiple
language variant the drawbacks are significant, such as longer startup
time and/or slower response? In this case, does OpenOffice.org 3
actually still load the dictionary into memory more than once?
In the French dictionary extension, the dictionaries (spelling,
thesaurus and hyphenation) are assigned to six localizations:
France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Monaco, Luxembourg
In the dictionaries.xcu file, there is:
<prop oor:name="Locales" oor:type="oor:string-list">
<value>fr-FR fr-BE fr-CA fr-CH fr-MC fr-LU</value>
</prop>
I don't think that means the 3 dictianaries are loaded 6 times each.
Regards,
Olivier
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