Hi dmitri
Yes, Hunspell can use UTF-8, provided that you specify it in the .aff
file (and this leads us to the conclusion that an .aff file is
compulsory, even if it contains a single line of the encoding
specification):
SET UTF-8
If the .aff file is just empty, AFAIK, Hunspell (and Myspell) shall
treat the dictionary as ISO Latin-1.
thanks for your response
what about the .dic file structure for Hnnspell
is it the same as myspell ? (a number of word + list of words)
thanks again
Laurent
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