[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked in the directory again, and I think I understand it better now.
For an installer of a dictionary, e.g.
.../aspell6-windows/aspell6-af-0.50-0.exe
* The '6' in 'aspell6' stands for dictonary format '6'.
* The '-af-' stands for the language
* The '0.50-0' stands for the version of the dictionary.
Correct?
Correct.
How will we deal with old versions of dictionary (installers)?
When a new dictionary comes along, we'll eventually catch up and produce
a corresponding dictonary installer. Then we'll eventually make an
updated LyX installer, that'll refer to the new dictionary installer.
However, the old LyX installers will still refer to the old dictionary
installer, so in order to not break those we need keep the old
dictionary installers around.
Correct?
Correct.
We could, some time in the future, make the LyX installer be smarter
about which version of the LyX installer it should install. Or is it
already so smart that it downloads a list of the available dictionaries
to install?
Softlinks on the FTP server to the most recent versions will do. Like
aspell6-en-latest.exe.
Joost
