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File: clean pattern file: http://pastebin.com/4qF2dh6s



File: working file with notes: http://pastebin.com/9v8L9WQj



Akhiran -i dan apitan meN-i -i suffixes and meN-i circumfix all possible particles and possessive pronoun combination

What these do: remove certain hyphens on words that ended with the letter i and those that takes the suffix -i and circumfix meN-i example: 1) me-ra-wat-i-nya > me-ra-wati-nya 2) be-ra-ni-nya > be-rani-nya This should not affect words that end with the letter i that takes the suffix -kan and circumfix meN-kan example 1) be-ra-ni-kan > be-ra-ni-kan.

This is not the ideal solution, that requires a word list of all words that would take the -i and meN-i affixes and/or a word list of words that ended with the letter i. But it should work. (Theoretically. Need testing).



On Monday, December 9, 2013 11:32 AM, Bashirah Mazuki <[hidden email]> wrote:

File: clean pattern file: http://pastebin.com/DGZLDK5F



File: working file with notes: http://pastebin.com/x0P0X2e2

(please be kind when you find the inane comments that I missed. some of them are really old)





On Monday, December 9, 2013 8:39 AM, Bashirah Mazuki <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Sharuzzaman,

No, I'm not in KL, and not expecting to be there anytime soon. I'll leave the packaging details to you then? On recollection, I did use the files from l10n-ms to get started the first time round, but they no longer work with current versions.

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On Sunday, December 8, 2013 11:13 PM, Sharuzzaman Ahmat Raslan <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Bashirah,



OK, let's do this together. I'll try to find out how to properly package a dictionary and let's built a beta version to be tested by Malaysian.



OK, let's do this together. I'll try to find out how to properly package a dictionary and let's built a beta version to be tested by Malaysian. You may contact me off this mailing list if you want to.



By the way, are you somewhere around KL? If you are, maybe we can have a face-to-face meeting with the open source people who might be interested to join.



Thanks.









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Hi, Sharuzzaman,

Clarification: A ll the way back when it was version 1 or thereabout of Open Office I started working on the hyphen dictionary - by the time I stopped about a year later I've already have outlined all the work needed, so when I looked again at it mid this year I can and have followed my notes to finish it. It's finished, or at least theoretically usable.

What I need is technical help - right now its a plain text file since have no idea how to integrate it to Libre Office or even where to upload it. (Do I just attach it to the mailing list?). Furthermore, and this is something I've been wondering about, it will need to be tested against a lot of texts to make sure it's actually usable, and that is not something I have. Is it better to have a small pool of testers (your team, if they are available) first or do we just put it out and fix it along?

A major issue is the fact that I've completely ignored proper nouns by design. Adding them would be fairly easy, if tedious, but a list of common proper nouns would be necessary if you have it.

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On Sunday, December 8, 2013 4:27 PM, Sharuzzaman Ahmat Raslan <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Bashirah,



I'm from Malaysia, and a member of Malaysian Open Source community.



I'm from Malaysia, and a member of Malaysian Open Source community.



Long time ago, we already embarked on the project to provide native Malay translation of the menu, and also dictionary for OpenOffice, but it was never completed. The project is l10n-ms in sourceforge.



If you need any help, do let me know. I will gather back the team, and hopefully we can complete this.



I'm also not familiar with the technical setup. I'm sure someone in this list would be able to help.





Thanks.



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Hi, a few months ago I picked up a really old project of mine. My notes were enough to complete it, but now it needs testing and I'm at loss as to how proceed. Please assume a very rusty skillset.

Furthermore, if it's of interest, it is tailored to the Malaysian Melayu Baku ideal, so this it might not be useful much for Indonesian, at least without much modifications.

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