Re: Aspell hash autobuilding
Agustin Martin <agustin.martin-a/[email protected]> Fri, 8 Jul 2005 12:35:22 +0200
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On Thu, Jul 07, 2005 at 10:07:30PM -0700, Brian Nelson wrote: > Note that the auto-built dictionaries will need to provide a virtual > package to indicate aspell compatibility. Currently, the non-auto-built > dictionaries should provide "aspell6a-dictionary". Since the auto-built > ones will not depend on any specific version of aspell, what do you > think of them providing "aspell-dictionary"? (It should be OK to > reintroduce the aspell-dictionary virtual package since sarge contains > no references to it.) *Only* dictionaries that are autobuilt should > provide this; non-auto-built ones should continue to provide > aspell6a-dictionary. Agreed I thought that was the meaning of the a in aspell6a-dictionary, but you are right, the virtual package should not depend on '6' in version, so aspell-dictionary looks better; aspell-autodict would be another name, but that implies adding another virtual package, while aspell-dictionary has been there for a while, and having no version in the virtual package name implicitely means that is an autobuilt dict. > > That way, aspell will recommend "aspell-en | aspell6a-dictionary | > aspell-dictionary", meaning it will work with any normal dictionary > providing aspell6a-dictionary or any autobuilt dictionary providing > aspell-dictionary. Compatibility with either dictionary flavor will be > supported. > > Make sense? Yes, I think that is the way to go, using aspell-dictionary for the autobuilt dicts. -- Agustin