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Re: New dictionaries-common Policy proposal



Scott James Remnant wrote:
Agustín Martín Domingo wrote:


/----------------------| Ispell dictionary|---------------------------\

*snip

| Which ispell dictionary should be the system's default?             |
|                                                                     |
|                  português brasileiro (Brazilian Portuguese)        |
|                  english (American English)                         |


"english" should be British/International English, not American English.


Sorry, I missed putting also the british english line for comparison. It looks like

  english (British English)

or the entry for the Webster wordlist could look like

  english (Webster's Second International English wordlist)

regardless of the wordlist itself being named web2.

In this system it is the whole string who have meaning, not just the first word. So, all that entries can coexist if they are provided by the appropiate ispell dictionary or wordlist. For instance for wordlists we could have (together with other possibilities for other languages):

|     english (American English)                                     |
|     english (British English)                                      |
|     english (Webster's Second International English wordlist)      |

in the same menu, thus being clear and unambiguous.

In any case, with this system it would be responsability of dictionary or wordlist package maintainer to put the appropiate entry.

Thanks for your interest,

Cheers,

Agustin

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