Revision: 7574
http://languagetool.svn.sourceforge.net/languagetool/?rev=7574&view=rev
Author: dnaber
Date: 2012-06-30 13:00:44 +0000 (Sat, 30 Jun 2012)
Log Message:
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merge changes from 1.8
Modified Paths:
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trunk/JLanguageTool/CHANGES.txt
Modified: trunk/JLanguageTool/CHANGES.txt
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--- trunk/JLanguageTool/CHANGES.txt 2012-06-30 13:00:16 UTC (rev 7573)
+++ trunk/JLanguageTool/CHANGES.txt 2012-06-30 13:00:44 UTC (rev 7574)
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
LanguageTool Change Log
-1.8-dev (release planned for around 2012-06-30)
+1.8 (2012-06-30)
-Greek:
-initial support for Greek with few rules for now (Panagiotis Minos)
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
-fixed a few false alarms
-added URL element for some rules with URL with more information about this
rule
-added spellcheck dictionary for standalone version.
- -several rule improvements
+ -several rule improvements (adding links, improving messages)
-new Java rule "repeat word in sentence" (disabled by default)
-Italian:
@@ -49,22 +49,22 @@
-added spellcheck dictionary for the standalone version
using Dicollecte-4.5 «classique & réforme 1990».
- -Breton
+ -Breton:
-updated dictionary to use Apertium svn r38896.
-several new rules and fixed false alarms
-added some references to the Breton grammar:
"La grammaire bretonne pour tous (Eugène CHALM)".
-added spellcheck dictionary for the standalone version
- -Polish
+ -Polish:
-added spellcheck dictionary for the standalone version
-some new rules and fixed false alarms
-major update of the tagger dictionary
- -Portuguese
+ -Portuguese:
-initial support by Marco A.G. Pinto
- -Esperanto
+ -Esperanto:
-several new rules and fixed false alarms
-added <url> for further information about errors with links to
PMEG (Plena Manlibro de Esperanto) with permission of its
@@ -76,17 +76,18 @@
-LibreOffice / OpenOffice integration:
-If a LanguageTool rule has an URL with more information, the
grammar checking dialog in LibreOffice will now offer a "More..." link
- to that URL in LibreOffice, as well as on the command line and
+ to that URL. That URL is also displayed on the command line and stand-alone
user interface as "More info:", and as "url" attribute of the <error>
- element in the XML API format. This makes possible to have external
+ element in the XML API format. This makes it possible to have external
documentation about rules.
- -bugfix #3526635: SingletonFactory now implements XServiceInfo (Stephan
Bergmann)
- -bugfix #3534637: Fixed false alarm about word being uppercase when the
previous sentence ended with a footnote - Sourceforge
+ -Bugfix #3526635: SingletonFactory now implements XServiceInfo (Stephan
Bergmann)
+ -Bugfix #3534637: Fixed false alarm about word being uppercase when the
previous
+ sentence ended with a footnote
-GUI:
- -made the result of "Tag Text" more readable
- -Bugfix: when LT was hidden in the tray, two very fast mouse clicks could
activate the check
- twice, and that caused errors. Right now only one checking thread is
active.
+ -made the result of "Tag Text" a bit more readable
+ -Bugfix: when LT was hidden in the tray, two very fast mouse clicks could
activate
+ the check twice, and that caused errors. Right now only one checking
thread is active.
-Command line:
-In verbose mode, the log of the rule-based disambiguator actions is
displayed.
@@ -94,18 +95,9 @@
and disable rules.
-API:
- -Deprecated some methods and the SentenceTokenizer class
(SRXSentenceTokenizer should be
- used instead)
+ -Deprecated some methods and the SentenceTokenizer class
(SRXSentenceTokenizer
+ should be used instead)
- -LanguageTool supports now separate rules for different local variants of a
language,
- for example American English and British English. To use them from the
command line,
- simply use "en-US" or "en-GB" as the language code. This implements sf.net
feature
- suggestion #3287388.
-
- -The configuration file now stores settings individually for all languages.
This means
- that you can enable spellcheck for American English, disable it for Polish,
and British
- English, and all this settings will be saved separately.
-
-LanguageTool in the standalone version now supports spell-checking. Some of
the languages
use hunspell (http://hunspell.sourceforge.net), some use
LanguageTool-specific code.
There are now two distribution files: a .zip file for standalone use,
@@ -114,6 +106,15 @@
version. Spell-checking errors appear in red in the LanguageTool standalone
version, other errors appear in blue.
+ -LanguageTool now supports separate rules for different local variants of a
language,
+ for example American English and British English. To use them from the
command line,
+ simply use "en-US" or "en-GB" as the language code. This implements sf.net
feature
+ suggestion #3287388.
+
+ -The configuration file now stores settings individually for all languages.
This means
+ that you can enable spellcheck for American English, disable it for Polish,
and British
+ English, and all these settings will be saved separately.
+
-If you start the HTTP Server from the GUI, it now reads the configuration
files
that are configured in the GUI (if the appropriate checkbox is set).
This way the user can control the behavior of the server easily.
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