Re: flyspell bug

[Piet van Oostrum]

>>>>> Agustin Martin <address@hidden> (AM) wrote:

>AM> I think the problem is that french ispell dict (Hydro Quebec version)
>AM> considers dot as a boundary char, so finds "local.h" as a single
>AM> mispelled word, and this seems to not match emacs concept of word. In the
>AM> aff file that is suggested to be appplied to network names.

The French dictionary contains "." in abbreviations, like "i.e". I haven't
found any @ in the dictionary, so I find it strange that it is defined as a
boundarychar.
>>>>> Agustin Martin <address@hidden> (AM) wrote:

>AM> Browsing my /usr/lib/ispell dict, seems that the same should happen for
>AM> norwegian nynorsk and bokmal, italian and polish, all them having dot as a
>AM> boundary char, and indeed I get the same error.

I haven't checked these others (I don't have them, and I have no need for them).
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