HI
So I see no possible reason why adding another possibility for searching
could break anything in the process. It could only add suggestions, and
those suggestions are likely to be correct in this case, though it's up
to the user to decide.
that means that you'll remove oe entries in the .dic file
so an error will be detected
so the user will have to correct it
typing directly the ligature is quite complicated for end users and then
they won't do it
so it will add extra work to them for correcting files
Marcin you're totally right for a technical point of view, but for end
users, we need to deploy autocorrection (automatically substiture oe
with the ligature) with the new dictionary otherwise end-users will be upset
btw, i may be wrong so feel free to correct me
Laurent
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