Hello,
My end goal is to do Norwegian spell checking within emacs. Emacs on my linux distribution (centos7) is using hunspell. I got that working, but it turns out there are several basic words that are missing from the dictionary.
For example, this command line example shows the issue: ----------------------------- $ hunspell -d nb_NO Hunspell 1.3.2 og & og 10 0: org, tog, log, dog, bog, os, or, ok, om, Ogna
mitt & mitt 15 0: nitt, mutt, mott, mit, smitt, mett, mint, mist, sitt, ritt, titt, matt, milt, litt, kitt
min * -----------------------------
This is showing that 'og' and 'mitt' were not in the dictionary, but 'min' was.
Sure enough, they are missing from 'nb_NO.dic'. I noticed that the previous version (2.0.10) of the dictionary was 4.9 MB, where as the 2.1 version is only 3.9 MB.
Comparing the two files with diffstat:
diff -u 2.0/nb_NO.dic 2.1/nb_NO.dic | diffstat nb_NO.dic |77164 +++----------------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 4500 insertions(+), 72664 deletions(-)
there are a LOT of removed words.
Redhat linux has had this bug report for some time about the new version missing a lot of words:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1055112
Has this issue has been noticed before? Any plans to release an update?
Thanks,
Wade