On 29 Oct 2003, Evgeney wrote: > Hello. > > > > >How can I see all algorithms in Aspell suppose that one letter is one > > > symbol, but it is not in >UTF-8. Letter of my native languge is > > > represent three chars, for example. > > > > It is converted to an internal coding that is 8-bit. The encoding used > > depends on the encoding of the dictionary. > > You didn't understand exactly what I mean. > > I mean, if the encoding of dictionary is utf-8. I found one dictionary > for Aspell in Internet for my languge, his encoding is utf-8. > Of course, I can convert it in some 8-bit encoding. But utf-8 is new > standard, and after some times, all dictionaries will be in utf-8, or in > another unicode > coding. > And there are languges, that have more then 256 diffrent characters > (Chinse for example).
Convert the dictionary to a 8-bit encoding. End of story. See http://aspell.net/international/#notes. The end user does not have to know what encoding the dictionary is in. -- http://kevin.atkinson.dhs.org _______________________________________________ Aspell-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/aspell-devel
