Hi, Kirk Hilliard wrote:
> AFAIK, dictd only uses the locale provided to determine sort order for > doing its search of the index. It might be possible to incorporate > UTF-8 character order into dictd itself. This would not be as elegant > from a programing standpoint, and Aleksey might not accept it > upstream, but it could be offered and might could be kept as a Debian > specific patch to avoid the UFT-8 packaging problems. What about upgrading the Debian package to dictd 1.10.1, as suggested by Aleksey ? > ``dict -D revo.eo abako ''(should this be simply revo?) returns the entire > entry, including all translations. > > ``dict -D revo.en abacus'' returns the same entire entry. Is this > desired, or should it omit all translations but the anglaj? As Ludovic said, it is desired. > Do you plan a single revo package, or one package per language, so I > can easily install just the English translations? (For example, the > revo-en package, which includes just the revo.en index, could depend > upon the main revo package which includes the dictionary database and > probably the revo.eo index.) Again, as Ludovic said, we plan to package it as a single package: the size of each index is not big enough to justify the need for different packages. Sincerly, Thomas -- Thomas Petazzoni [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
