Am 21.05.2013 04:35, schrieb Andriy Rysin:
> ok, one more question ignoreWord() in SpellingCheckRule has these two
> lines:
> // TODO?: this is needed at least for German as Hunspell
> tokenization includes the dot:
> final String cleanWord = word.endsWith(".") ? word.substring(0,
> word.length() - 1) : word;
>
> it prevents me from checking words with dots against the ignore.txt
> list. Is this line really needed in common code?
It's needed when the Hunspell WORDCHARS option contains a dot. The
easiest way to see if code actually has an effect is often to comment
out the code and then run the tests cases. In this case, a (rather
obscure) test won't work anymore.
Regards
Daniel
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