Hi Javier,
My impression is that LO did somehow enable Aranese for spellchecking. They never added your localedata (oc_ES.xml), at least I can't find it in their code. I am not sure what to think of that, maybe others here have an opinion? Regards, Matthias Am 23.01.22 um 21:44 schrieb Javier T: > Hi Matthias > > I have found the mail that I sent them with the modified file that > they indicated to me. > > If I remember correctly this was added by the version of libreoffice 5.1 > > When you open a new document in libreoffice if you select the text, it > lets you define the language of the text or paragraph and "Aranese" > appears there. > When you want to define a language for the document it does not appear > or I know why. > Attached capture and the mail that I tell you. > > Thank you. > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *De:* Javier <javierd...@hotmail.com> > *Enviado:* miércoles, 13 de mayo de 2015 22:12 > *Para:* jonathon <toki.kant...@gmail.com> > *Asunto:* RE: Aranese Spell Checking > > Occitan is composed by these diferent variants. > > Alvernès > > Bearnès > > Creixent > > Gascó > > Judeoprovençal > > Llenguadocià > > Montpellerenc (subdialecte) > > Niçard > > Occità llemosí > > Provençal > > Vivaroalpí > > > Aranese is a Gascon dialect spoken in Aran Valley (Spain) > > I think that ISO 639 is a realy bad system to define languages an > their dialects. > > Nowadays exists 2 spell checkers for libreoffice > > oc_FR - I think that is Llenguadocian (but I'm not sure) > gsc_FR - A gascon dialect spell checker. > > The correct definition maybe can be > FR_oci_leng > FR_oci_gsc > > But this isn't a ISO 639 code. Really I don't have a good solution for > that and I'm not sure what are the diferences between the diferent > dialects. > > If you defines a code OCI_fr you need to update the oc_FR spell checker. > > In my case I prefer use oc_ES to standarize with the old aplications. > But I'm not sure what is the best choice to define it in libreoffice. > > You can decide at your own criterion, oc_ES or oci_ES. Really is not a > problem for me, because Aran Valley is the only region in Spain where > people speaks occitan. I need just a code. > > I send you the locale file. > > Thanks > > > > From: toki.kant...@gmail.com > > Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2015 19:00:18 +0000 > > To: javierd...@hotmail.com > > Subject: Aranese Spell Checking > > > > Javier: > > > > I saw your request for support of Aranese in Apache OpenOffice. > > > > I don't how difference Aranese is from Gascon, nor how different either > > of those are from Occitan. > > > > The primary issue is ISO 639-3 Code OCI, which is for Occitan, and the > > various dialects. A spell checker for Aranese will conflict with a spell > > checker for Occitan. > > (I am saying that, based on working with spell checkers for various > > languages of Southern Africa.) > > > > LibreOffice currently supports Occitan as a language/local. > > > > My suggestion is creating OCI_fr, OCI_ad, OCI_es, and maybe OCI_it as > > locales. Get together with users of other dialects/languages that are > > classified under OCI, and work up something that is acceptable to > > everybody, but still allows them to use the grammar and spell checkers. > > > > Go to http://www.it46.se/localegen/select_lang.php to create the > locales. > > Then either go to https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/buglist.cgi and > > file a bug requesting creation of the respective locales, or email the > > xml, and I'll do that. > > > > The _only_ reason I'm not creating the locales, is that I have no idea > > what the correct information is. > > > > > > > > jonathon > > > > > > > > --------------------------- > > Hi Javier, > > I cannot see oc-ES in LibreOffice. Can you point me to the changes, > you did? > > Regards, > > Matthias > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
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