Re: about the dic path

hi, Urmas thank you for suggestion.

I think there is a better way for master the dictionary in abiword.
IF the backend is ISpell, we can assign the dictionary to ispell folder
and if the backend is Hunspell, we can assign the dictionary to Hunspell folder

and the hyphenation dictionary is also assign into the accordingly
backend folder. this is easily to maintain different backends.

another question, why am I combine different programs in one module.
Yes, the problem you mentioned is a big problem for me recently. But I
have an better way to solve this problem. ISpellChecker is just a
class to maintain dic for spell-checking and dic for hyphenation. if
we find that the spell-checking dictionary fail to load, we don't need
to set ISpellChecker=NULL , but ISpellChecker ->dic=NULL, so that we
can also use the hyphenate function in ISpellChecker.
maybe your suggested way early is better way. I will balance.

Please Advice

Chen xiajian

2011/8/13 Urmas D. <davian818@gmail.com>:
>
> Chen Xiajian:
>>
>> today I encountered a problem about that abiword can't find my dic in Enchant
>>
>> [5]("C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local
>> Settings\Application Data\enchant\ispell\british.hash","C:\Documents
>> and Settings\Administrator\enchant\ispell\british.hash",
>> "f:\abiword\gsoc2011hyphenation\abiword\msvc2008\Debug\share\enchant\ispell\british.hash",
>>
> "f:\abiword\gsoc2011hyphenation\abiword\msvc2008\Debug\dictionary\british.hash",
>> "f:\abiword\gsoc2011hyphenation\abiword\msvc)
>>
>> so I need to add the path "\Debug\dictionary\ispell\british.hash".
>> Is there some other solve way?   Help to give some suggestion for the
>> abiword developer
>>
> You should use <InstallDir>\dictionary\hyph_xxYY.dic for your
> hyphenation dictionaries; also all these directories above should be
> checked, except "ispell" part should be replaced with "hyphen" or something.
>
> Also, you didn't explain yet why you're trying to combine different
> programs in one module. How hyphenation rule file for libhyphen or
> similar project is related to ispell and its hash files? What if I don't
> have a German hash file, but German rule file? The ispell dictionary
> will fail to load, and hyphenation in German will not work too. Or did I
> get it all wrong?
>
Received on Sat Aug 13 19:18:31 2011