[Mageia-dev] Consolidation of the spelling tools in Mageia

Thu Dec 15 23:08:29 CET 2011

W dniu 15.12.2011 22:31, Luc Menut pisze:
+> Le 15/12/2011 14:36, Julien a écrit :
+>>
+>> Not sure you got my previous mail, but I've got few questions regarding
+>> the switch :
+Excuse me, I can't find it.
+>>   - aspell and myspell both provides enchant-dictionary and respectively
+>>    aspell-dictionary and myspell-dictionary but hunspell doesn't. 
+>> Could we
+>>    have this kind of provides added to hunspell-xx ?
+>
+> Yes, this should be done when enchant will be able to use 
+> dictionnaries from %datadir/myspell.
++
+>
+> When
+>>    suggested/required, it allows than at least one dictionary is 
+>> installed.
+>>
+>>   - enchant doesn't find hunspell dict, it search in %datadir/dict/ooo
+>>     (where myspell install them) and hunspell dict are in 
+>> %datadir/myspell/.
+>>     Should this be fixed at enchant level or at hunspell level ?
+>
+> Yes, for now enchant uses myspell dictionary from %datadir/dict/ooo; 
+> that's why myspell dictionaries provide enchant-dictionary, but 
+> hunspell dictionaries don't.
+> We can simply replace %{_datadir}/dict/ooo by %datadir/myspell in 
+> enchant, but it would be probably better to patch enchant to handle 
+> both paths in order to ease transition.
+>
+>
+Thank you Luc for answer. I will post this on the wiki.
+
+W dniu 15.12.2011 22:57, Luc Menut pisze:
+> Le 15/12/2011 12:52, Kamil Rytarowski a écrit :
+>> Some packages like Firefox were already cleaned.
+>
+> I don't think so; Firefox and Thunderbird still use myspell 
+> dictionnaries.
+> /usr/lib64/firefox-8.0.1/dictionaries -> ../../../usr/share/dict/mozilla/
+> /usr/lib64/thunderbird-7.0.1/dictionaries -> 
+> ../../../usr/share/dict/mozilla/
+>
+> btw, Firefox and Thunderbird should be fixed to use system hyphenation 
+> dictionnaries, instead of their own hyphenation dictionnaries.
+>
+> regards,
+> Luc
+>
+
+Yes, you are right! I've added Firefox already on the list with packages 
+to clean, when I saw that it suggests a Myspell dictionary.
+