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[be] [task #8481] Spellchecking: Upper/lower case words
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Wolfgang Stradner |
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[be] [task #8481] Spellchecking: Upper/lower case words |
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Fri, 08 Aug 2008 14:21:51 +0000 |
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Summary: Spellchecking: Upper/lower case words
Project: Bibledit
Submitted by: ewst
Submitted on: Friday 08/08/08 at 14:21
Should Start On: Friday 08/08/08 at 00:00
Should be Finished on: Friday 08/08/08 at 00:00
Priority: 5 - Normal
Status: None
Assigned to: None
Open/Closed: Open
Discussion Lock: Any
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Details:
Some words show up as well in upper case. In German e.g.):
.........das ....
. Das ....
. Es ..... es das .
Adding 'das' to the dictionary (by Spelling suggestion), 'Das' is still
marked as incorrect.
Checking the dictionary, it has 'das' as entry
Now adding 'Das' to the dictionary (by Spelling suggestion). Checking the
dictionary, it has 'das' as entry, but not 'Das'
Adding 'Es' to the dictionary (by Spelling suggestion), 'es' is still marked
as incorrect.
Checking the dictionary, it has 'Es' as entry.
Now adding 'es' to the dictionary (by Spelling suggestion). Checking the
dictionary, it has 'Es' as entry, but not 'es'.
'das' and 'es' are simple pronouns in German and should show up in the
dictionary in lower case.
-> When adding 'xxx' (or 'Xxx) to the dictionary (by Spelling suggestion),
- let both Xxx and xxx be marked as correct and
- give the choice for words like Xxx to be kept as Xxx or xxx.
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