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2010-06-29
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#82
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Thanks to those who've tested it. Unfortunately there are obviously still issues for several people (which indicates the parsing is still not correct), so I've flagged it for demotion again. Unfortunately none of those with issues have sent me example files, so unless I can manage to generate a failing case myself, there's no possibility of fixes either.
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2010-06-29
, 12:44
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#83
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
As long as it's disabled by default and clearly described, maybe you could implement a feature where dodgy dictionary files can be automatically uploaded for analysis? For some people, having to delve into the Terminal is just one step too hard.
Unfortunately none of those with issues have sent me example files.
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2010-06-29
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Originally Posted by pelago
In all the cases so far, the issue has been (understandably) a concern about private data. I may revisit the error-handling code and think about what other alternatives I can offer the user though.
As long as it's disabled by default and clearly described, maybe you could implement a feature where dodgy dictionary files can be automatically uploaded for analysis? For some people, having to delve into the Terminal is just one step too hard.
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2010-06-29
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@ Bucharest
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#85
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A prompt should suffice?
Anyway, mine no longer works, but is there an option to start fresh? I mean, instead of delete all, simply rewite a known good, empty dictionary.
Mine crashes right now on startup. Most likey because I disabled completion. Not sure.
Anyway, mine no longer works, but is there an option to start fresh? I mean, instead of delete all, simply rewite a known good, empty dictionary.
Mine crashes right now on startup. Most likey because I disabled completion. Not sure.
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2010-06-29
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#86
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Originally Posted by ndi
Deleting the dictionary file (/home/user/.osso/dictionaries/.personal.dictionary) and killing hildon-input-method will force it to create a new file. Not sure how this will work if you don't have auto-complete enabled though - I'll have to do some tests with that.
Anyway, mine no longer works, but is there an option to start fresh? I mean, instead of delete all, simply rewite a known good, empty dictionary.
Mine crashes right now on startup. Most likey because I disabled completion. Not sure.
I've actually managed to create a dictionary file which won't load now, which gives me something to work on. Unfortunately it looks to be using a totally non-standard encoding for the characters (0x9A and 0x9E is what I've currently got) - they don't fit in any ISO8859 character set, nor are they valid UTF-8.
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2010-06-29
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Well, I get that:
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2010-06-29
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#88
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Originally Posted by ndi
It works fine on mine with auto-complete disabled, and comes up with a missing file error if I've just deleted the dictionary file. Any chance you can upload the dictionary file (or email it to me - maemo at robinhill.me.uk)?
Well, I get that:
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2010-06-29
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Sent. Please note that the sent dictionary contains passwords. The e-mail message contains all the needed info.
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2010-06-30
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#90
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Apparently, they're using CP1252. Ho-hum. Looks like I'm definitely going to need a static lookup for the encodings to use as they seem to be being plucked out of thin air
I've actually managed to create a dictionary file which won't load now, which gives me something to work on. Unfortunately it looks to be using a totally non-standard encoding for the characters (0x9A and 0x9E is what I've currently got) - they don't fit in any ISO8859 character set, nor are they valid UTF-8.
Currently the blacklist does an exact match for entries (all entries are lower-cased anyway), but I may look at allowing regex-based entries in a future version.