Merci beaucoup, Didier !
I've added your kit, and your message below, to the files/contrib/wordslists/
section of the htdig.org web site, and added a note to FAQ 4.10. These
should appear on the site within an hour.
According to Didier Lebrun:
>
> Hello,
>
> So as to use Ht://Dig on a web site that talks french, I have gathered the
> files and informations to get Ht://Dig to work with the french language and
> its accents. As some people asked me how I did it, I made a web page where
> I explain it and where they can download the files (dictionary, affix,
> bad_words, configuration parameters). I'm still looking for a synonyms
> file, but there is no hurry since Ht://Dig works well without it.
>
> I tell you that, so that you can eventually put a link towards it and/or
> store the add-on file on your server. The add-on file (htdig-fr.tar.gz)
> contains:
> - htdig.conf with parameters for french language
> - french dictionary and affix files compiled from the IREQ ispell dictionary
> - bad_words file made by me using empirical methods
> - an empty synonyms file which is better than a wrong one
> - the HTML templates translated in french
> - a page of instructions in french
>
> The page where I explain it is:
> http://www.quartier-rural.org/dl/elucu/htdig-vf/lisezmoi.html
> You can download the add-on file at:
> http://www.quartier-rural.org/dl/elucu/htdig-vf/htdig-fr.tar.gz
>
> Whenever I'll get a synonyms file for french langage, I'll add it to the
> file I tell you.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> --
> Didier Lebrun - Le bourg - 81140 - Vaour (France)
> E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (MIME, ISO Latin 1)
> Site web: http://www.quartier-rural.org/dl
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