The handling of dots is mostly done in the calling app, and quite
differently between apps.
But when spelling woudl be called as part of one language support module,
not 2 separate spelling and grammar module, it would be possible to handle
this correctly for both.
Ruud
> What's the best strateg
I think the answer is no but I thought I would ask anyway :)
When seeing spelling errors in LT I can select 'ignore this error' or
'ignore this type of errors', first just ignores one potentially
misspelled word and the second one turns off the whole spellchecking
module. Usually spellcheckers g
What's the best strategy to be able to spellcheck abbreviated words that
require dots?
E.g. in Ukrainian there'll be often word "англ." (which is shortened for
English) usually followed by some English word. I'd like for speller to
know about англ but only if it's followed by the dot.
I was able
W dniu 2013-05-15 18:23, Ruud Baars pisze:
> Would this touch all languages?
>
> In which way then?
>
> For Dutch it is very likely spliting at a dash will end up accepting
> wrong words..
No, the change in the MorfologikSpeller only enables some variations in
specific spelling classes, and the c
Would this touch all languages?
In which way then?
For Dutch it is very likely spliting at a dash will end up accepting
wrong words..
Ruud
On 15-05-13 18:04, Daniel Naber wrote:
> Am 15.05.2013 05:15, schrieb Andriy Rysin:
>
>> As this change touches the core code I wanted to review it here fi
Am 15.05.2013 05:15, schrieb Andriy Rysin:
> As this change touches the core code I wanted to review it here first
> to
> make sure it's the right way to do it and if anybody objects.
Your changes look okay, just a minor formatting issue: Instead of
if( word.contains(COMPOUND_CHAR) ) {
please
Hi Andriy,
I do something very similar in Catalan at the word tokenizer level. If a
word containing hyphens is not in the dictionary, then it is splited.
Your changes are OK to me.
Jaume
2013/5/15 Andriy Rysin
> Hi all
>
> I had some requests for Ukrainian module to support hyphenated words