Hi Dmitri, > Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:19:22 +0200, Thomas Lange - Sun Germany - ham02 - > Hamburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skribis: > >> But even with those versions I think making multiple entries like >> >> DICT lv LV lv_LV >> DICT lv LV lv_LV_my_dictionary >> >> may still result in having just one dictionary be used > > Wow, Thomas, you're supposed to be on the development side and know more > than mere users do! With multiple entries for the same locale, _all_ > dictionaries will be used. The Russian build from Infra Resurs goes with two > dictionaries for Russian (Russia): > > DICT ru RU ru_RU > DICT ru RU ru_RU_yo > > and the both are used (which inter alia results sometimes in duplicate > suggestions for misspelled words).
Well that is because aside from language guessing and recently dictionary extensions I had not much at all to do with lingucomponent. Thus I did not know about that detail. ^_- I thought this to be a still missing feature. In that case however I do wonder why there aren't much specialized dictionaries to be found e.g. 'scientific', 'medical', etc. ... > I also use two dictionaries for Russian — standard ru_RU_yo and my personal > one, both functioning well. I've also packed them both into an extension for > 3.0 — equally good. Do you mean a single extension? Just of curiosity I had a look into the code and I think it should work as well if they are into separate extensions as long as the node names for the dictionary files in the configuration do differ... Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
