On Sun, Sep 24, 2006 at 10:37:27PM +0200, Agustin Martin wrote: > On Sat, Sep 23, 2006 at 09:12:28PM +0300, Martin-Éric Racine wrote: > > Hello Brian, > > > > It seems that a recent release of the Russian wordlist (source: > > rus-ispell) contains words that aspell interprets as illegal, which makes > > the hash generation break, leaving users with an empty hash file (Bug > > #385403) and making this an RC bug. Both words definitely exist in the > > Russian language, so I am unsure how to solve this issue. Any ideas?
> I have blindly modified that line to something possible and I then find a > different set of errors and warnings, > > --------------------- > Warning: The word "???" is invalid. The total length is larger than 240 > characters. Skipping word. > ... > Error: The word "?????????" is invalid. The total word length, with > soundslike data, is larger than 240 characters. > --------------------- No problem, I was using stuff from a previous message in the bug thread without noticing that precat was missing there. After putting all aspell-ru stuff in a dir and hacking the aff file as described in my previous mail and the wordlist to remove "138420", $ LANG=C zcat ru.cwl.gz | precat | aspell --dont-validate-affixes \ --local-data-dir=./ --lang=ru create master ./ru.rws builds the hash. Keeping the original 'ru.cwl.gz' also works, but with the warning Warning: The word "138420" is invalid. The character '1' (U+31) may not appear at the beginning of a word. Skipping word. whose fix is described in #386577. -- Agustin
