are interested in this tool,
please look at ipolish (= 1.0.990527-2).
This script could be a part of ispell package..
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Piotr "Dexter" Roszatycki
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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David Coe
I've extracted the following from a recent email conversation
I had with Geoff Kuenning, the upstream author/maintainer:
> ...munchlist.X contains this comment, which may be relevant:>
>
> # -w Passed on to ispell (specify chars that are part of a word)
> # Unfortunately,
I received the following comment from the upstream maintainer.
I'll be packaging 3.2.01 (a pre-release) soon; let me know if
you want to try it.
> There are tons of TeX variants that ispell doesn't understand.
> Fortunately, ispell 3.2 will have two new mechanisms that will address
> the problem.
I received the following request from the upstream maintainer;
please reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the specific warnings,
or to let us know if you can no longer do that yourself. Thanks.
> I've tried to address some of these, but it would be very helpful to
> get a complete list of the warning
I received the following comment from the upstream maintainer:
> On my list, but probably won't be fixed in the next release.
Thomas,
I received the following brief comment from the upstream developer
regarding this bug report; does this help you?
> User error. Ispell does support iso-latin1 in TeX; it's just not the
> default.
The upstream developer reports that these problems are fixed in ispell 3.2.
I'm currently packaging a pre-release of 3.2 (3.2.01) for testing; reply
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you'd like to try that.
I received the following comment from the upstream author. I haven't
decided yet what to do about this, but will do so soon. If you have
further comments, please send them to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks.
> Torsten's suggestion of screwing backwards compatibility is not
> acceptable. The real bug
I received the following comment from the upstream author, and
will investigate:
> This is a Debian configuration error. If /usr/dict/words doesn't
> exist, a replacement should be specified by defining WORDS in config.X.
lots of python, little perl, have compiled or built a few
debian packages, have installed about ten debian systems
(only i386 architecture).
Where do you think I can help the most?
Thanks.
David Coe
1-410-489-9521
Package: ispell
Version: 3.1.20-0.6
Severity: wishlist
(cc'd to yada bug 38584 because that's where this problem was brought up.)
I'm the (prospective) new ispell maintainer, and I agree with Charles'
comments about update-ispell-dictionary's behavior ... I will try and
make it more standard wit
About update-ispell-dictionary: In the postinst of wenglish, I put some
code to read the old "/etc/dictionary" symlink and force the new
/etc/alternatives/dictionary to point to the corresponding new place.
You might want to consider having update-ispell-dictionary use the same
trick:
# Install
> > upstream.
>
> Someone else wanted to adopt ispell. It's David Coe I think, take a look
> at the archive. I think that he's not yet an official developer. Perhaps
> you could act as a sponsor for him (he already started to work on ispell
> AFAIK) ?
>
> His mai
Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The web site can be easily updated by sending mails to 2 mailbots. The
> committee only can create new tasks but everybody can update the
> information available for each task (setting the task as 'patch
> available', closing it, setting the status fie
"I take" this unnumbered task:
Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Actually what I need is a much better main page for the QA web site :
> http://tux.u-strasbg.fr/~raphael/qa/
>
> I need a text explaining how people can work for debian-qa. Basically it
> should explain :
> - subscri
Christian Kurz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> > Package: ispell (main)
> > Maintainer: David L. Coe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > 49487 ispell: can't build from source
>
> Is this bug fixed by now?
Yes; was fixed in 3.1.20-3 and uploaded in 3.1.20-4, so was not
automatically closed -- I manua
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