Mehmet:
I downloaded and compiled hunspell 1.2.7 freshly, I still get correct results:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/program/hunspell-1.2.7/src/tools$ example /tmp/turkish.aff
/tmp/turkish.dic /tmp/x1
"kedi" is okay
"kediler" is okay
"kedilere" is okay
"kedilera" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."kediler"
"kedilar" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."kedi"
..."elmalar"
..."dolaplar"
..."dolap"
"kedilara" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."kedi"
"elma" is okay
"elmalar" is okay
"elmalara" is okay
"elmaler" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."elma"
..."kediler"
"elmalere" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."elma"
"elmalera" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."elma"
"elmalare" is incorrect!
suggestions:
..."elmalar"
Could you try you words using example? It gets automatically
built after make, so you should have it. (in src/tools)
Hunspell manual says:
(http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=90720&group_id=143754)
Correct words signed with an -*-, -+- or ---, unrecognized words signed with
-#- or -&- in output lines (see later). (Close the standard input with Ctrl-d
on Unix/Linux and Ctrl-Z Enter or Ctrl-C on Windows.)
Therefore you are right, hunspell library gives an incorrect output for
kedilera, however example works perfectly with hunspell 1.2.7 on linux, at
least for me.
If you instruct me, how to configure hunspell properly, I can repeat the test
with hunspell. (I use example all the time here, never hunspell as you do).
-eleonora
Hi,
Thanks a lot for testing. The weird thing is, I am using Hunspell 1.2.7 and
, though your test results show that my aff file is correct, my results with
Hunspell on Linux still gives me wrong results:
test.txt:
kediler
kedilar
kedilere
kedilera
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ hunspell -d turkish < test.txt
Hunspell 1.2.7
+ kedi
& kedilar 2 0: kediler, kedi
+ kedi
+ kedi
So it still thinks kedilera is correct. Could this be a regression in the
new version? Can anyone with hunspell 1.2.7 confirm this?
Mehmet
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