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From: | Reuben Thomas |
Subject: | bug#17742: Acknowledgement (Support for enchant?) |
Date: | Tue, 13 Dec 2016 18:26:43 +0000 |
I'm sorry, I don't think this is good enough for any language but
English. I looked at a few Hunspell dictionaries I have, and almost
all of them have some non-[:alpha:] characters in what becomes
CASECHARS when ispell.el sets up itself for that dictionary. So this
seems to be really important for correct spell-checking of almost any
language. Moreover, these settings must be in sync with the words in
the dictionary, so it isn't just some general setting determined by
the dictionary's language, it must come from the dictionary or its
authors.
I understand that Enchant doesn't yet support these features, but in
that case we must provide our users with some way of customizing these
settings, we cannot silently use defaults that are most probably
inappropriate, even if they are 90% correct.
Do the dictionaries used by Enchant really fail to provide this
information? Aren't they Aspell dictionaries or similar?
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