On 11 July 2014 22:29, Daniel Naber <daniel.na...@languagetool.org> wrote:
>
> -type="இலக்கண_அமைப்பில்_சொற்கள்" -> type can only have a limited set of
> values. These are defined in rules.xsd in line 117ff.
>
This is not that clear to me. Does that mean I could only use the 26 types
that are stated between line 117 and 142 in the rules.xsd file?
> -I removed the rule ids and names, as they are not needed if a rule is
> inside a rule group.
>
> -If you want the users to get corrections for their errors, you will
> need to add <suggestion>...</suggestion> tags in the 'message' element
>
OK.
> Next step is now to define the language codes. What language/country
> codes are valid for Tamil? For example, for English there's en-UK and
> en-US (and others), what are those codes for Tamil?
>
There are ta-IN, ta-MY and ta-LK. But for now, please leave it as ta, if
possible; but if a locale is absolutely necessary, then go with ta-IN. (We
can safely ignore the rest.)
> Then, we will need to add a sentence tokenizer that detects sentence
> boundaries. This is described at
> http://wiki.languagetool.org/customizing-sentence-segmentation-in-srx-rules
> .
> Can you work with that?
>
Let me try. -e.
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