Created attachment 87382 [details] Screenshot of problem My problem is specifically with Scottish Gaelic but judging by the responses from the Hunspell team, it's a general issue. I have attached a screenshot of how certain items are handled by three different applications (LibreOffice 4.1.1.2, Firefox 24, Opera 17 (now Chrome-based)). All three have a different way of wrongly underlining certain items which occur with a high frequency in Gaelic: 's th' bh' Bh' Th' 'S B' b' d' 'gam 'ga h-Alba n-aran t-aran The .dic file contains (at least theoretically) all the necessary items for these to be identified as correct forms: 's th' bh' b' d' 'gam 'ga plus rules/tags which allow the prefixing of h- n- t- to certain items h-Alba n-aran t-aran But each application then goes and identifies an apparently random selection of these and wrongly underlines them. We'd assumed that the following settings should prevent this type of thing: WORDCHARS -'’ # replace correct accented double vowels with unaccented ones for acceptance ICONV 1 ICONV ’ ' But we were told that "WORDCHARS of Hunspell is not a system-wide setting" and that "WORDCHARS is only for the command line Hunspell executable (in fact, Hunspell library doesn't recognize WORDCHARS, but the Hunspell executable loads the beginning of the affix file for a few extra settings). LibreOffice, Firefox etc. use their own tokenization mechanism. Conversion beetwen character encodings, word breaking of input texts are not part of the Hunspell library." So it would seem something in LO needs fixing but I'm not sure what or where?
Hi Michael..just a ping since it's been reported months ago. Does it still happen in LO 4.2.5.2 or 4.3.0.2 ? If resolved please change status to RESOLVED WORKSFORME, unless UNCONFIRMED
Hi Christian, Just upgraded to 4.2.5.2 and yes, the problem is still the same and yes, I would still love a solution for this issue. Thanks for following up.
@Micheal any improvement with 4.4.1.2?
Just installed 4.4.1.2, exactly the same problem still :(
Is aspell any different from Hunspell in this?
Created attachment 113873 [details] new opera screenshot According to the Aspell wiki page, Opera uses Aspell so yes, it is similarly affected but the outcome is slightly different. I have just tested the same words in the latest version of Opera and the 'wrong' underlines are in somewhat different places (see screenshot) but still there.
Windows 10 Pro, Version 1511 (OS Build 10586.36) Version: 5.0.4.2 Build ID: 2b9802c1994aa0b7dc6079e128979269cf95bc78 Locale: de-DE (de_DE) Using LO extension "Scottish Gaelic Spellchecker 3.0 (May 27, 2015)" First, I can confirm the underlining of aforementioned words in LO. Second, the claim that -'´ are not part of word boundaries seems correct, as demonstrated in the newly attached screenshot. You can see that the 's only has its letter highlighted in red, not the '. But, in the suggestions, it lists 's as a possible replacement, which results in ''s when chosen, which is underlined again the next time LO does a check. The ' of 's is not getting recognized as part of the words. QED Because of this, I'm setting the status to NEW.
Created attachment 121891 [details] screenshot of spell check, it replaces the s of 's with 's, resulting in ''s
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Windows 10, LO 5.3.0.3, the problem persists exactly the same way.
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Problem persists.
Problem persists
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Just installed 7.2.0 and the issue has improved somewhat. Of the original list only d' now has an underline. So better but no cigar just yet. And it would be good to know if this was a deliberate fix or some chance fluke that may disappear again?
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It persists but it's not as bad as it was, previously it affected 's th' bh' Bh' Th' 'S B' b' d' 'gam 'ga h-Alba n-aran t-aran but now the only item with a misplaced red squiggle is d'