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Question becomes Sophie is he willing to work on integration into LO, as well as to provide support for other teams to create dictionaries for other languages.

On 12/31/10 5:17 PM, Sophie wrote:
On 31/12/2010 18:56, Anton Meixome wrote:
2010/12/31 Michael Wheatland<michael@wheatland.com.au>:
On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 11:26 PM, pierre choffardet
<pierre.choffardet@free.fr>  wrote:
Le 31/12/2010 11:51, James Clemence a écrit :
A major feature I find irritating in word processors is the lack of
dictionary syncing between multiple machines. I have a laptop, desktop,
and
occasional use of other machines, and would really like to be able to take my dictionary with me. Whilst I can use my own git repository, or shared
net
space to provide such a service, having this online as part of a document suite would be a really neat feature. At the very least, having a button which allows you to import/export the dictionary easily to remote sources
could be a neat addition.

What do others think?

J

same for me, and for my students.

my solution is the folowing : http://www.dicollecte.org/home.php?prj=fr

each time a word isn't in the curent dictionary, i propose this word to
dicollecte.

then the word is corectly added to the next dictonary and will be available
for me on my other computers, and my students


pierre
As far as I can see there are only support for French and Latvian languages.
As a part of the website team should we be looking to setup a
LibreOffice dictionary editor based on the dicollecte code hosted on
google?

http://code.google.com/p/dicollecte/

Yes, please... or at least the code could be available

http://code.google.com/p/dicollecte/downloads/list

Why isn't there? It's a deception and annoying, plus when the
developpers and administrator declare are getting tired
Don't feel sad, I'm sure there should be a good reason for that.
Olivier has done a lot of work to get this tool online and he always wanted to share it. He presented it on the lingu OOo list and at OOoCon, but he didn't had a lot of feedback at that time.
I am lingüist, and I spent a lot of time looking for this tool or,
better, for include my language in a community project, as dicollect,
for that goal. It's a key issue for users and minority languages
because there is not even commercial products.
So it's great that he has work on this one. Tomorrow, I'll ping Olivier and ask him to get in touch with you and all of you who want to work with his tool
In side client, it could be a great service if an spellchecker,
dictionary, thesaurus... server available on line (in mode syncing
over a user profile)
Yes, that's true. Let's go on with this tomorrow (my south part of the world time ;-)

In the mean time, I wish every body an happy new year, if yours is tonight :)

kind regards
Sophie




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