Could, instead, a rule in a global rules file be set what languages it
works for?
This name spelling example might not be the best one. For non-latin script
it is allowed in Slovenian to use a phonetic spelling/transcription of a
name or the English/International one. So, Akira Kurosawa can be als
Daniel Naber wrote:
> Hi,
>
> currently, the LT rules written in XML are language-specific. Is there
> any reason for this limitation? There are some rules that could be used
> for all languages, e.g. misspellings of names, like "Linux Torvalds".
>
> Here's an idea how we could implement that:
>
I am not an expert but there could be differences in spelling Linus's
name even within Latin-based scripts
2014-01-28 Daniel Naber :
> On 2014-01-28 18:28, Dmitri Gabinski wrote:
>
>> Not all languages use the Latin script, thus, the above example reads
>> Лінукс Торвальдс in Belarusian (and I can
On 2014-01-28 18:28, Dmitri Gabinski wrote:
> Not all languages use the Latin script, thus, the above example reads
> Лінукс Торвальдс in Belarusian (and I can't even guess
> how it reads, say, in Tamil), thus, no all-language rule is possible.
But would the rule hurt? If there are not Latin char
28.01.2014 19:04 пользователь "Daniel Naber"
написал:
>
> Hi,
>
> currently, the LT rules written in XML are language-specific. Is there
> any reason for this limitation? There are some rules that could be used
> for all languages, e.g. misspellings of names, like "Linux Torvalds".
Not all langua
Hi,
currently, the LT rules written in XML are language-specific. Is there
any reason for this limitation? There are some rules that could be used
for all languages, e.g. misspellings of names, like "Linux Torvalds".
Here's an idea how we could implement that:
-Create a new Maven project langu
