locale for an_ES

l10n
#21

Hi Andras,
   When I first read your answer, I understood that it was not possible to commit the an_ES dictionary to the git dict module, due to the lack of an an_ES language pack. Just thinking about it and rereading your message, I understand that it would be possible to commit it, and that it would work fine for Windows, as every dictionary is installed, but not for Mac or Linux, where it should go with a language pack. If it is like that and is still possible, it would be nice if you could commit it into the dictionaries module. It would be satisfactory for the target community, as most non-trained people that would find hard to install an extension are using Windows. Would that be possible? or perhaps I did not understand you.

   Here you have the extension:
   http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/corrector-ortografico-aragones/releases/0.2/corrector_ortografico_aragones-0.2.0.oxt
   or the dictionary files
   https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B8NJoNC5B6VWMzhlNmQwODUtY2VhMC00Yjk2LWFjZGEtMzljNjVkZjA1Y2Mz&hl=en_US&pli=

  Thank you for your patience,
Juan Pablo

#22

Hi Juan Pablo,

2011.12.07. 22:57 keltezéssel, Juan Pablo Martínez Cortés írta:

Hi Andras,
  When I first read your answer, I understood that it was not possible
to commit the an_ES dictionary to the git dict module, due to the lack
of an an_ES language pack. Just thinking about it and rereading your
message, I understand that it would be possible to commit it, and that
it would work fine for Windows, as every dictionary is installed, but
not for Mac or Linux, where it should go with a language pack. If it is
like that and is still possible, it would be nice if you could commit it
into the dictionaries module. It would be satisfactory for the target
community, as most non-trained people that would find hard to install an
extension are using Windows. Would that be possible? or perhaps I did
not understand you.

Yes, the real question was, if you wanted Aragonese dictionary to be
included. From the technical point of view it was possible.

So, today I pushed an_ES dictionary to git. It will be installed by
default on Windows, and it will be bundled to Spanish language pack on
Linux and Mac.

Best regards,
Andras

#23

Enhorabuena y bienvenido a todo el equipo aragonés de parte de mi y
del equipo gallego, que nos reunimos en Trasno
Yo también me sumo al interés por ese proceso de automatización porque
en todas partes tenemos carencia de manpower :-).
Si me permitís también me sumo a ese correo privado.

Un saludo,

Antón Méixome

#24

Hi Andras and all,
   I just installed Lib0 3.5 beta2 in Windows, and checked that Aragonese language (an, an_ES) is there to be selected, but the spellchecker did not appear to be installed (it did not work, and the 'ABC' icon did not apear besides 'Aragonese'). Then I looked at directory ...\LOdev 3.5\share\extensions and the dict-an directory was there with the .dic and .aff files apparently OK. Then, just in case, I selected 'Armenian' as the language of my document, and surprisingly, it used the Aragonese spellchecker...!
   Could you check where the problem is? Of course, the fact that Aragonese and Armenian are close in the list of languages may be the cause of the error...
  Thanks,
Juan Pablo

#25

Did you restart LO after install? The second run of LO seems to deal with
installed dicts ok, but the first run is erratic. At least that is what I
occasionally noticed on LO, even before 3.5beta2.

Lp, m.

#26

You are right, I restarted it and it works now!
Thanks!
Juan Pablo

#27

I don't know how user-friendly or according to current GUI standards that
is but it should probably warn user with a pop-up that spelling in the
default language will not work after rerun of the suite.

Lp, m.

#28

I agree