Hi all, Because of a patch to take care of I need to have a basic understanding about the meaning of entries in a hyphenation dictionary.
If I look e.g. into the en-US hyphenation dictionary there are entries like .e2a2r .u4n5k2 a4c2a2r am2i4no 4and an5e2st. What is the meaning of those? First I thought each entry to be a word part (sub string) where the numbers denote possible hyphenation points and the value the quality of that hyphenation point. But that seems not to be true. At least I do not know a word with a sub string of 'ear' that can be hyphenated after each of those characters. Similar for 'acar'. And what is the meaning of the '.' characters? Can someone shed some light into this? Note: The actual problem is with some Indic script where I need to check if entries like 1ઐ1 ल2्2 will get processed correctly by the hyphenator. (But I thought a western example might be more readable for most subscribers.) Here the specific problem arises from the characters not being represented by single bytes... Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@lingucomponent.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@lingucomponent.openoffice.org
