.cmap and .cset files for languages that share scripts

Gora Mohanty <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.aspell.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
 Hello,
   (This message is also being copied to the Debian maintainer of the
 aspell dictionary packages for Indian languages, Soumyadip Modak.
 Please include him on the Cc: line, as he is not subscribed to
 aspell-devel.)
   For languages that share scripts, e.g., Hindi and Marathi that share the
 Devanagari script, packagers of the standard aspell dictionary 
 distributions run into a problem because both dictionary distributions
 would contain identical u-deva.{cmap,cset} files. However, if one of the
 dictionaries is already installed, the second package reports problems
 with conflicting files, and refuses to install unless things are forced. A
 way around this would be to have separate u-deva-hi.txt and
 u-deva-mr.txt files (from which the .cmap/.cset files are generated), in
 the aspell-lang distributions. Of course, these files would be identical,
 but that might not be much of an issue as they are a single line each.
 Is that possible?
 
 Regards,
 Gora
 

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