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Hi Laci,
I'm trying to understand how this works; is the following correct?
In "a1atje./a=t,1,3", the part "a1atje." specifies the pattern on which the rule
applies (i.e. "aatje" at the end of a word), and the part "a=t,1,3" means that
the 3 letters in this pattern starting at position 1 ("aat") are replaced by the
hyphenated sequence "a=t" i.e. aatje -> a=tje
What does the '1' in the pattern mean?
Can I simply add rules like this at the end of hyph_nl_NL.dic?
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