Hi,
Frank Meies wrote: > Hi Laurent, > > On 06/19/07 12:18, Laurent Godard wrote: > >> >>>> any opinion ? >>>> where to look in the sources ? >>> >>> sw/source/core/txtnode/txtedt.cxx, search for 'rWord.Len() > 1' >>> >> >> thanks a lot >> any planned impact ? what about punctuations as noticed by thomas I just checked by disabling the respective code. It seems we are lucky and punctuation will still be skipped also some other characters like CTRL 'minus', CTRL 'space', <, > and @ seem to be no problem. But in the end this may be language specific because of the breakiterator. I checked only with english. > Don't know. If all spell checkers consider them as 'valid' words, > there's no need to exclude punctuation characters. Definetly not all spellcheckers will consider punctuation or characters like +, @, < to be valid. In regards to the little test mentioned above I see no specific problem right now when changing the behavior. If anyone is willing to provide me with a issue for that I'm willing to fix it. It is just for the reference that I'm not changing this out of the blue. Regards, Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
