Hi list-members,
For Hebrew text, I would like to override the
BreakIteratorImpl::endOfScript() function.
I tried:
- writing a Breakiterator_he class (with hxx and cxx files) ,
- I added it to the SLOFILES section of makefile.mk,
- I added it to the instances array in registerservices.cxx
-
Hi Alan,
On Wednesday, 2008-11-05 11:03:52 +0200, Alan Yaniger wrote:
For Hebrew text, I would like to override the
BreakIteratorImpl::endOfScript() function.
I tried:
- writing a Breakiterator_he class (with hxx and cxx files) ,
- I added it to the SLOFILES section of makefile.mk,
- I
Hi Alan,
Alan Yaniger wrote:
Hi list-members,
For Hebrew text, I would like to override the
BreakIteratorImpl::endOfScript() function.
I tried:
- writing a Breakiterator_he class (with hxx and cxx files) ,
- I added it to the SLOFILES section of makefile.mk,
- I added it to the
Hi Alan,
ScriptType breakiterator is not controlled by language, but Unicode
script type definition. It does not like character/word/sentence/line
breakiterators, which can be customized by language, only one script
type breakiterator for all languages.
What would you like to do with
Hi Karl,
I'm trying to address issue 51772. Single or double-quotes are used in
Hebrew within a word to specify the sound j or acronyms, respectively.
At present, they are considered as word breaks during spellchecking,
because their script type is not COMPLEX, but LATIN. endOfScript()
Hi Eike,
There is only one published breakiterator for application to call, it is
implemented in breakiteratorImp.cxx, in which only mentioned 4
breaktierators call getLocaleSpecificBreakIterator to get language
specific breakiterator.
Logically ScriptType breakiterator could not be
Hi Alan,
I would suggest you write a rule in data/dict_word.txt, something like
hebrew_letter+quotation_markhebrew_letter+;
it means a Hebrew word is one or more Hebrew letters, following by a
quotation mark, and following by one or more Hebrew letters. for rule
syntax, check ICU user guide
