This looks like a bug. - create utf-8 spelling dictionary
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2020 4:41 pm
Hello,
EDIT: This looks like a bug to me. I did this: I selected a word in a document which had a unicode character in it. When it came up mispelled, I added it to the dictionary. Then I changed the spelling of the word. It came up as mispelled, but the suggested change came up without the diacritic.
This looks like a problem similar to that of the clip-books.
Apologies for including this as a question in HOW TO. Mods please delete. Thanks Amigo for the heads up.
This may be a bug.
I have searched the topic; it said to check Configure > Preferences > Spelling
which I did.
I selected New and added the name Pali which apparently created the Dictionary, but it is, of course, empty.
Then I went to Edit > Import > Browse > paliwordlist.txt
and got WARNING contains characters that do not exist in code page 1258 (ANSI/OEM - Viet Nam) !!! They will be converted ...
So the question is: How do I create a new spellcheck dictionary for Unicode characters from a list in a .txt file.
EDIT: This looks like a bug to me. I did this: I selected a word in a document which had a unicode character in it. When it came up mispelled, I added it to the dictionary. Then I changed the spelling of the word. It came up as mispelled, but the suggested change came up without the diacritic.
This looks like a problem similar to that of the clip-books.
Apologies for including this as a question in HOW TO. Mods please delete. Thanks Amigo for the heads up.
This may be a bug.
I have searched the topic; it said to check Configure > Preferences > Spelling
which I did.
I selected New and added the name Pali which apparently created the Dictionary, but it is, of course, empty.
Then I went to Edit > Import > Browse > paliwordlist.txt
and got WARNING contains characters that do not exist in code page 1258 (ANSI/OEM - Viet Nam) !!! They will be converted ...
So the question is: How do I create a new spellcheck dictionary for Unicode characters from a list in a .txt file.