[g-a-devel]Word completion

[Olaf Jan Schmidt <ojschmidt kde org>]

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Hi David, hi Simon!

> Simon has only good things to say about meeting with you and Gunnar.

We can definately return this comnplement. The atmosphere with all GAP 
people we met was just excellent.

> Simon is currently quite occupied by another project so I hope you will
> add my email to your address book.

Sure. I already have some further ideas for cooperation.

As we already discussed with Simon, KMouth uses exactly the same format 
for text completion as GOK does (apart from the UTF8 issue). I think that 
all KDE and GNOME applications using text completion should also store 
them in a common path, because then GOK would benefit as well if KMouth 
adds the typed words into one of the word lists. I could submit a draft 
specification to freedesktop.org if you like.

Also, I would like to set up a common place on the web (e.g. the KDEAP 
site) where people can download wordlists for different languages. Or is 
there already something like that?

Up to now, KMouth generates wordlists using the KDE documentation 
(spellchecked with OpenOffice dictionaries). It would be nice if we could 
use some other freely available big texts for generating wordlists and 
offer them for download.

I will now be away till Monday, so don't be surprised if any reply should 
take a while.

Olaf.

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Olaf Jan Schmidt, KDE Accessibility Project
KDEAP co-maintainer, maintainer of http://accessibility.kde.org

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