Problem description: spell checking does not work at all in Indonesian Steps to reproduce: 1. .... 2. .... 3. .... Current behavior: Expected behavior: Operating System: Linux (Other) Version: 4.0.0.3 release
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dear Ooccee, If you go to: http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/indonesian-dictionary-kamus-indonesia-by-benitius and download and in stal the extension, you wil get a indonesian dictionary. If this fixces you bug please set the statis to Resolved Fixed. pje335
Created attachment 75175 [details] Indonesian Language Spelling Dictionary Extension I submitted a Question to Ask Libre Office: http://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/12114/indonesian-spell-check-oxt-not-working-in-lo-40/ When I upgraded from LOv3.6 to v4.0.0.3, and reinstalled the Indonesian spelling dictionary, I noticed it registers and LO says it now has the ability to spell check Indonesian, but it doesn't work. I have verified that LO does properly spell check while typing English, but it won't do Indonesian, neither while typing nor through the Tools Spell Checking option. (I'm using Windows 8 Pro)
(In reply to comment #2) > dear Ooccee, > If you go to: > http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/indonesian-dictionary- > kamus-indonesia-by-benitius > > and download and in stal the extension, you wil get a indonesian dictionary. > If this fixces you bug please set the statis to Resolved Fixed. > > pje335 That Indonesian dictionary is a ZIP file that was apparently used by a much earlier form of Open Office. It has not been upgraded since 2009. The id.oxt extension I have just attached contains the Indonesian Spelling Dictionary for later versions of LibreOffice, and it worked just fine until I upgraded to LibreOffice v4.0.0.3. This problem is NOT resolved.
Created attachment 75178 [details] Screen shot of the spell checking dialog Attached is a screen shot showing what happens when I spell check text that is in Indonesian (says so in LO's status bar). Notice that the "Text Language" box is BLANK, and there is NO OPPORTUNITY to tell the spell checker to check with the Indonesian language. Instead the dialog immediately pops up the "Completed" dialog on top.
NOTE: I am also seeing that LOv4 is NOT automatically changing the current text's language to match the KEYBOARD language from the OS. In Windows, I've set up two typing languages: English and Indonesian (both use the US keyboard). Before upgrading to LOv4, and still in Windows 7, when I toggled between these two languages, the text langauge specified in the LOv3.6 status bar would switch to match this. But now in Windows 8, LOv4003 is NOT responding to this toggling input from the OS. What should happen is when I change the input/keyboarding language in Windows, LO would see this and immediately change the typing language for new input from the keyboard. (Note: Microsoft Office 2007 does automatically follow my toggling the Windows keyboarding language, so it is NOT a Windows 8 bug.) Any help would be appreciated.
Confirmed (on WinXP 32b). The attached "Indonesian Language Spelling Dictionary Extension" (id.oxt) works fine with LO 3.6.5.2. (See also the attached screenshot id_3652 – Tools → Options → Language Settings → Writing Aids → Available language modules → Edit... → Indonesian) But ☑ Hunspell Spellchecker ☑ Libhyphen Hyphenator are not available in LO 4.0.1.1 rc (with the same extension). (See also the attached screenshot id_4011 — Tools → Options → Language Settings → Writing Aids → Available language modules → Edit... → Indonesian)
Created attachment 75278 [details] Screenshot: id_3652 – Tools → Options → Language Settings → Writing Aids → Available language modules → Edit... → Indonesian
Created attachment 75279 [details] Screenshot: id_4011 — Tools → Options → Language Settings → Writing Aids → Available language modules → Edit... → Indonesian
You can patch that extension manually, by replacing the value of 'prop oor:name="Locales"' from "id" to "id-ID" in 'dictionaries.xcu' file.
I tried Urmas's patch with LO 4.1.5.3 under Xubuntu 12.04 Downloaded and unpacked id.oxt replaced <value>id</value> by <value>id-ID</value> in 'dictionaries.xcu' file repacked the extension, installed it and restarted LO ( even restarted the machine ) but without result. Did anyone tried the patch with some succes ? Thanks
(In reply to comment #11) > I tried Urmas's patch with LO 4.1.5.3 under Xubuntu 12.04 > > Downloaded and unpacked id.oxt > > replaced <value>id</value> by <value>id-ID</value> in 'dictionaries.xcu' file > repacked the extension, installed it and restarted LO ( even restarted the > machine ) but without result. > > Did anyone tried the patch with some succes ? > Thanks My bad, it works. <value>id</value> need to replaced twice by <value>id-ID</value> in the 'dictionaries.xcu' file, once line 13 and again line 24
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Just installed Version: 4.4.3.2 on Xubuntu 14.10 using LibreOffice_4.4.3_Linux_x86_deb.tar.gz.torrent, then downloaded the latest version of the extension ( http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/indonesian-dictionary-kamus-indonesia-by-benitius/releases/2.0 ) an installed it. changed the settings in menu Tools>Options>Language Settings>Languages then set - Locale setting : Indonesian - Default Languages for Documents Western : Indonesian Clicked OK Restarted Writer Copied/Pasted some text in Indonesian which correctly spelled words as well as wrongly spelled ones, behavior as expected.