Hi all
I have two questions:
1) I would like to treat several apostrophes equally (apostrophes are
part of the word in Ukrainian), e.g. in dictionary and rules I could use
' (0x27) but I would like to be able to parse text that has U+2019 (and
potentially U+02BC) the same way, I guess I could
The attachment.
Jaume
2013/4/20 Jaume Ortolà i Font
> Hi,
>
> As Marcin said, single character-multiple character substitutions are
> tricky in the algorithm. So far I have come up with no solution.
>
> For the rest of cases I explained before, I think there is an easy and
> general solution. W
Hi,
As Marcin said, single character-multiple character substitutions are
tricky in the algorithm. So far I have come up with no solution.
For the rest of cases I explained before, I think there is an easy and
general solution. When comparing characters at a given depth between the
original word
I will check these differences out.
On 20-04-13 12:53, Daniel Naber wrote:
> On 20.04.2013, 09:49:23 Ruud Baars wrote:
>
>> One exception corrected.
> Thanks, I have committed the file. One Java unit test failed, as this
> sentence used to have two errors, now it only has one:
>
> "Een test test,
On 20.04.2013, 09:49:23 Ruud Baars wrote:
> One exception corrected.
Thanks, I have committed the file. One Java unit test failed, as this
sentence used to have two errors, now it only has one:
"Een test test, die een fout moet geven."
I assumed that's okay and I have adapted the Java test.
A
On 20.04.2013, 07:18:54 Ruud Baars wrote:
Hi Ruud,
> - switch to (slow but good) Hunspell checking, or
This would mean to turn off suggestions.
> - use a bigger Dutch words AND disable suggestion of spaces.
I don't really have a preference on these options...
The long-term solution is to supp
Important news for all developers (if you haven't read the "Sourceforge
update" thread):
Tomorrow, the SVN path for LT will change, and everybody using the
sourcecode from SVN will need to re-check out. The reason is that
Sourceforge changes its software and forces all projects to upgrade.
De
On 15.04.2013, 00:36:38 Daniel Naber wrote:
> Well, importing into github is not so easy... when I "git-svn clone"
> everything in the current svn repo, we get a git repo that's 3 GB large.
I need more time for the move to github, but Sourceforge will automatically
move projects to the new str
