Hi, Just a note as to why dictionary.lst is present and not just looking in the directory to see what .aff files exist....
The reason is people might want to register a dictioanry built for one locale under another (ex: en_GB for Austrailia, th_en_US under en_GB, latin under en_US, etc.). So alothough you could autodetect the .aff/.dic pairs in a directory, you would not know which locales the user would like those to be registered under. My 2 cents.. Kevin On February 4, 2003 05:54, Agustín Martín Domingo wrote: > Rene Engelhard wrote: > > As you said mktemp is the error, I added a chmod 644 > > /etc/openoffice/dictionary.lst in my prerm's. > > > > New openoffice.org-spellcheck-de will be uploaded in a few minutes... > > Cannot that "/etc/openoffice/dictionary.lst" file be created in a more > automated way than is actually? Seems that parsing the contents of the > ooo dir gives enough info to do that (provided some overrides are given > to help). I have done a quick perl script to test that possibility > (attached to this message). It is more a proof of concept, and there are > surely special cases where it gives wrong results but seems to work. > > Other possibility would be using some of the dictionaries-common support > developed for ispell dictionaries and wordlists. > > Cheers,
