Re: [libreoffice-l10n] locale for an_ES

Hola Javier,
  You have the .dic, .aff and a readme file in
    
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8NJoNC5B6VWMzhlNmQwODUtY2VhMC00Yjk2LWFjZGEtMzljNjVkZjA1Y2Mz
  If you cannot download them, tell me and I'll mail them to you attached.
 Muitas gracias!
Juan Pablo

El 14/11/2011 1:52, Javier Sola escribió:
> Juan Pablo,
>
> I think that the extension should be there anyway, independently of 
> including it in the es_ES language pack. Send me the .dic and .aff 
> files and I can do it.
>
> I think that including it in the es_ES language pack is a good idea. 
> It could be done also for other Spanish minority languages who have 
> not translated the UI, but which have dictionaries.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Javier
>
> On 11/14/11 4:31 AM, Juan Pablo Martínez Cortés wrote:
> > Hi Andras,
> >   Thanks for your answer!
> >   I don't think it's a politically hot issue (or a political issue at 
> > all as Aragonese is a language with very low vitality), but you never 
> > know if someone is going to complain. Someone working in the es 
> > localization could advice about it more objectively.  I guess other 
> > languages of Spain have all of them an UI localization, and therefore 
> > an_ES would be the only one "hosted" by Spanish language pack, am I 
> > right?.
> >   Making an extension also sounds well, and it can be a good idea 
> > until we have an an_ES localization. As we plan to continue to 
> > improve the dictionary, perhaps an extension is easier for the users 
> > to track and install the new versions?  If so, this would be a point 
> > for making an extension.
> >   Independently of what way we take, Aragonese can't yet be selected 
> > in the last version I downloaded.  Do we need to wait until the next 
> > release for users to be able to use the spellchecker?
> >   thanks,
> > Juan Pablo
> >
> >
> > El 13/11/2011 20:11, Andras Timar escribió:
> > > Hi Juan Pablo,
> > >
> > > You have two options. One is to include an_ES dictionary into
> > > LibreOffice source. There is a dictionaries module in git, technically
> > > it is possible to add any language to it that LibreOffice can handle.
> > > These dictionaries will be part of releases. On Windows installer it
> > > will be installed for all users by default, regardless of the UI
> > > language. On Linux and Mac dictionaries are in language packs. Here we
> > > will have a little problem with an_ES, because we don't have an_ES UI
> > > localization, so there is no an_ES language pack. We can maybe put it
> > > into Spanish language pack, but I'm not sure about the reactions of
> > > Spanish users. If it's a politically hot issue, we may want to avoid
> > > that - but I don't know anything about it, I leave that to you. The
> > > other option is to make an extension, upload it to
> > > extensions.libreoffice.org and let your users know about that
> > > extension. I can help you in both tasks, either in integration or in
> > > making an extension. Please let me know what you think.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Andras

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