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author	David Tardon <dtardon@redhat.com>	2014-05-15 14:49:42 +0200
committer	David Tardon <dtardon@redhat.com>	2014-05-15 15:04:32 +0200
commit	b31244205066114f5721beef118be7f9e518cd22 (patch)
tree	fb4d61a76dd4aaaea4bc8b4d594c3a5f1ffc1993
parent	38b1410ca674bd47d218e4e77cf90e6adcc6d87c (diff)

update Czech dictionary from liberix site libreoffice-4-3-branch-point

(http://www.liberix.cz/doplnky/slovniky/ooo/dict-cs-2.oxt) This updates all files, not just thesaurus. Btw, the thesaurus is no longer licensed under MIT. Change-Id: I04e93c99aed8bc57b0b5724741842020271b69c2

Diffstat

-rw-r--r--

Dictionary_cs.mk

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/README_cs.txt (renamed from cs_CZ/README_cs_CZ.txt)

766

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/README_en.txt

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/README_hyph_cs_CZ.txt

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/cs_CZ.aff

152

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/cs_CZ.dic

327316

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/description.xml

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/dictionaries.xcu

-rw-r--r--

cs_CZ/th_cs_CZ_license.txt

9 files changed, 96300 insertions, 232197 deletions

diff --git a/Dictionary_cs.mk b/Dictionary_cs.mk
index d13b281..cc6f4fd 100644
--- a/Dictionary_cs.mk
+++ b/Dictionary_cs.mk

@@ -13,9 +13,8 @@ $(eval $(call gb_Dictionary_add_root_files,dict-cs,\

dictionaries/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.aff \

dictionaries/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.dic \

dictionaries/cs_CZ/hyph_cs_CZ.dic \

- dictionaries/cs_CZ/README_cs_CZ.txt \

- dictionaries/cs_CZ/README_hyph_cs_CZ.txt \

- dictionaries/cs_CZ/th_cs_CZ_license.txt \

+ dictionaries/cs_CZ/README_cs.txt \

+ dictionaries/cs_CZ/README_en.txt \

))

$(eval $(call gb_Dictionary_add_thesauri,dict-cs,\

diff --git a/cs_CZ/README_cs_CZ.txt b/cs_CZ/README_cs.txt
index 1e13e1f..473f494 100644
--- a/cs_CZ/README_cs_CZ.txt
+++ b/cs_CZ/README_cs.txt

@@ -1,375 +1,391 @@

-============

-OBSAH

-============

-Toto je cesky slovnik pro kontrolu pravopisu zalozeny na ceskem slovniku

-pro ispell, verze z 29. 10. 2006, ktery vytvoril Petr Kolar spolu s desitkami

-dalsich prispevatelu.

-Jsou v nem provedeny drobne zmeny nutne pro kompatibilitu s OpenOffice.org.

-Slovnik je licencovan pod GNU/GPL licenci, ktera je prilozena nize.

-============

-INSTALACE

-============

-Postup instalace:

-http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/manual_instal.html

-neboli

-Obsah .zip archivu rozbalte do podadresare share/dict/ooo instalacniho

-adresare OpenOffice.org. Pote pridejte do souboru dictionary.lst radek

-DICT cs CZ cs_CZ

-a restartujte OpenOffice.org.

-Problemy, chyby nebo nova slova hlaste na dev@cs.openoffice.org nebo primo

-aktualnimu spravci slovniku na adresu danohnesorg@openoffice.org.

-===============

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+Toto je cesky slovnik pro kontrolu pravopisu zalozeny na ceskem slovniku

+pro ispell, verze z 29. 10. 2006, ktery vytvoril Petr Kolar spolu s desitkami

+dalsich prispevatelu.

+Jsou v nem provedeny drobne zmeny nutne pro kompatibilitu s OpenOffice.org.

+Slovnik je licencovan pod GNU/GPL licenci, ktera je prilozena nize.

+Slovník synonym

+---------------

+pala@fi.muni.cz

+Slovník můžete volně využívat v kancelářském balíku OpenOffice.org (a odvozených).

+Nesmíte jej upravovat nebo využívat pro komerční účely bez souhlasu autora.

+Slovník pro dělení slov

+-----------------------

+Language: Czech (Czech Republic) (cs CZ).

+Origin: Based on the TeX hyphenation tables

+License: GPL license, 2003

+Author: Pavel@Janik.cz (Pavel Janík)

+HYPH cs CZ hyph_cs

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+ (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/oo-cs/lingucomponent-tools/).

+ The license of original files is GNU GPL (they are both parts of csTeX). My

+ work on them was to only run the scripts from lingucomponent-tools package

+ (dual LGPL/SISSL license so it can be integrated).

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+ Pavel Janík

+ 2003

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diff --git a/cs_CZ/README_en.txt b/cs_CZ/README_en.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..9cc5e7c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/cs_CZ/README_en.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@

+The pack contains current versions of all OpenOffice.org Czech dictionares as of 2008-05-18.

+Spellchecker

+------------

+This dictionary for spell-checking Czech texts is licensed under GPL license.

+The dictionary is based on Czech ispell dictionary created by Petr Kolar

+and numerous contributors.

+Thesaurus

+----------

+pala@fi.muni.cz

+You can freely use the thesaurus in OpenOffice.org (or its derivatives).

+You can not modify it or use for commercial purposes without the author's

+approval.

+Hyphenation dictionary

+----------------------

+Language: Czech (Czech Republic) (cs CZ).

+Origin: Based on the TeX hyphenation tables

+License: GPL license, 2003

+Author: Pavel@Janik.cz (Pavel Janík)

+HYPH cs CZ hyph_cs

+ These patterns were converted from TeX hyphenation patterns by the package

+ lingucomponent-tools

+ (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/oo-cs/lingucomponent-tools/).

+ The license of original files is GNU GPL (they are both parts of csTeX). My

+ work on them was to only run the scripts from lingucomponent-tools package

+ (dual LGPL/SISSL license so it can be integrated).

+ --

+ Pavel Janík

+ 2003

diff --git a/cs_CZ/README_hyph_cs_CZ.txt b/cs_CZ/README_hyph_cs_CZ.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index a43be65..0000000
--- a/cs_CZ/README_hyph_cs_CZ.txt
+++ /dev/null

@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@

-Hyphenation dictionary

-----------------------

-Language: Czech (Czech Republic) (cs CZ).

-Origin: Based on the TeX hyphenation tables

-License: GPL license, 2003

-Author: Pavel@Janik.cz (Pavel Janík)

-HYPH cs CZ hyph_cs

- These patterns were converted from TeX hyphenation patterns by the package

- lingucomponent-tools

- (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/oo-cs/lingucomponent-tools/).

- The license of original files is GNU GPL (they are both parts of csTeX). My

- work on them was to only run the scripts from lingucomponent-tools package

- (dual LGPL/SISSL license so it can be integrated).

- --

- Pavel Janík

- 2003

diff --git a/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.aff b/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.aff
index 268e267..a4ced22 100644
--- a/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.aff
+++ b/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.aff

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@

SET ISO8859-2

-TRY a�e��i�o�u��y�bc�d�lmn�fjkpr�s�t�vghqwxz�A�E��I�O�U��Y�BC�D�LMN�FJKPR�S�T�VGHQWXZ�

+TRY a�e��i�o�u��y�bc�d�lmn�fjkpr�s�t�vghqwx

PFX N Y 1

PFX N 0 ne .

@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ SFX P a o a

SFX P a ou a

SFX P a � a

SFX P a �m a

-SFX P a ech [^k��h]a

+SFX P a ech [^k��]a

SFX P ka c�ch ka

SFX P �a d�ch �a

SFX P �a n�ch �a

@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ SFX U e � e

SFX U e �m e

SFX U e �ch e

-SFX D Y 68

+SFX D Y 55

SFX D es a es

SFX D es u es

SFX D es ovi es

@@ -263,19 +263,6 @@ SFX D es y [^i]es

SFX D es �ch ies

SFX D es �ch kes

SFX D es i ies

-SFX D �s a �s

-SFX D �s u �s

-SFX D �s ovi �s

-SFX D �s e [^ghk]�s

-SFX D �s em �s

-SFX D �s ov� �s

-SFX D �s � �s

-SFX D �s �m �s

-SFX D �s ech [^ighk]�s

-SFX D �s y [^i]�s

-SFX D �s �ch i�s

-SFX D �s �ch k�s

-SFX D �s i i�s

SFX D os a os

SFX D os u os

SFX D os ovi os

@@ -284,8 +271,8 @@ SFX D os em os

SFX D os ov� os

SFX D os � os

SFX D os �m os

-SFX D os ech [^ighk]os

-SFX D os y [^i]os

+SFX D us ech [^ighk]os

+SFX D us y [^i]os

SFX D os �ch ios

SFX D os �ch kos

SFX D os i ios

@@ -305,19 +292,19 @@ SFX D us i [ei]us

SFX D 0 � [^eou]s

SFX D 0 � [^asy]

SFX D a � a

-SFX D ky ek [aeiouy��][lr]ky

-SFX D y 0 [^aeiouy��][lr]ky

SFX D ky ek [�dntv]ky

-SFX D y 0 [^�dntvrl]ky

-SFX D ly el [dkpz]ly

-SFX D y 0 [^dkpz]ly

-SFX D y 0 [^kl]y

-SFX D y �m y

+SFX D y � [^�dntv]ky

+SFX D ny n any

+SFX D y � [^kn]y

+SFX D y �m [�dntv]ky

+SFX D y �m [^�dntv]ky

+SFX D y �m [^k]y

SFX D y �ch [gh]y

-SFX D y �ch ky

-SFX D y �ch ry

-SFX D y ech [^ghkr]y

+SFX D y �ch [�dntv]ky

+SFX D ky c�ch [^�dntv]ky

+SFX D y ech [^ghk]y

SFX D y �ch [sz]y

+SFX D y ami [�dntv]ky

SFX H Y 24

SFX H 0 u [^ey]

@@ -402,15 +389,14 @@ SFX L 0 � [^e]n

SFX L 0 �m [^e]n

SFX L 0 ech [^e]n

-SFX S Y 45

-SFX S 0 e [^e��c�]

-SFX S 0 i [^e��c�]

-SFX S 0 em [^e��c�]

-SFX S 0 � [^e��c�]

-SFX S 0 �m [^e��c�]

+SFX S Y 60

+SFX S 0 e [^e��c�n]

+SFX S 0 i [^e��c�n]

+SFX S 0 em [^e��c�n]

+SFX S 0 � [^e��c�n]

+SFX S 0 �m [^e��c�n]

SFX S 0 �ch [^e��c�nlsz]

-SFX S 0 y n

-SFX S 0 ech [nsz]

+SFX S 0 ech [sz]

SFX S 0 ech �l

SFX S 0 �ch [^�]l

SFX S ec ce ec

@@ -441,6 +427,22 @@ SFX S 0 � [^e]�

SFX S 0 �m [^e]�

SFX S � n�m [^e]�

SFX S � n�ch [^e]�

+SFX S en ne [^mn]en

+SFX S en nu [^mn]en

+SFX S en ni [^mn]en

+SFX S en nem [^mn]en

+SFX S en ny [^mn]en

+SFX S en n� [^mn]en

+SFX S en n�m [^mn]en

+SFX S en nech [^mn]en

+SFX S 0 e [mn]en

+SFX S 0 u [mn]en

+SFX S 0 i [mn]en

+SFX S 0 em [mn]en

+SFX S 0 y [mn]en

+SFX S 0 � [mn]en

+SFX S 0 �m [mn]en

+SFX S 0 ech [mn]en

SFX S 0 m �

SFX S 0 ch �

SFX S 0 mi �

@@ -594,7 +596,7 @@ SFX Q es em es

SFX Q es y es

SFX Q es � es

SFX Q es �m es

-SFX Q es ech [^ghk]es

+SFX Q os ech [^ghk]es

SFX Q ges z�ch ges

SFX Q ches ��ch ches

SFX Q hes z�ch [^c]hes

@@ -772,7 +774,7 @@ SFX Z � d�m �

SFX Z � d�ch �

SFX Z � d�mi �

-SFX C Y 109

+SFX C Y 106

SFX C ce c ice

SFX C e � [^i]ce

SFX C e � [�ijl�]e

@@ -786,9 +788,6 @@ SFX C � �m �

SFX C � �ch �

SFX C 0 mi �

SFX C 0 m �

-SFX C e� �e e�

-SFX C e� �i e�

-SFX C e� �� e�

SFX C o a o

SFX C o u o

SFX C o em o

@@ -899,7 +898,7 @@ SFX M o �ch [eiy]o

SFX M o i [��jeiy]o

SFX M a �m a

SFX M a �ch [ghk]a

-SFX M a ech [^ghkei]a

+SFX M o ech [^ghkei]a

SFX M a y [^��cji]a

SFX M on a on

SFX M on u on

@@ -937,7 +936,7 @@ SFX M � � m�

SFX M � �m �

SFX M � �ch �

-SFX K Y 85

+SFX K Y 84

SFX K 0 te [e�]

SFX K 0 ti [e�]

SFX K 0 tem [e�]

@@ -975,11 +974,11 @@ SFX K 0 tech a

SFX K 0 ty a

SFX K 0 i [^ae��s]

SFX K 0 � [^ae��s]

-SFX K 0 em [^ae��smcp�v]

-SFX K 0 ech [^ae��smcp�v]

-SFX K 0 mi [^ae��smcv]

-SFX K 0 �ch [p�v]

-SFX K 0 �m [p�v]

+SFX K 0 em [^ae��smc�p]

+SFX K 0 ech [^ae��smc�p]

+SFX K 0 mi [^ae��smc]

+SFX K 0 �ch [p�]

+SFX K 0 �m [p�]

SFX K 0 �ch oc

SFX K 0 �m oc

SFX K 0 ech moc

@@ -1000,7 +999,6 @@ SFX K � t�m �

SFX K � t�ch �

SFX K � t�mi [^�]�

SFX K 0 mi �

-SFX K 0 �mi v

SFX K es si es

SFX K es s� es

SFX K es s�m es

@@ -1308,9 +1306,9 @@ SFX J �m aj� �m

SFX J �m aje �m

SFX J �m aj�c �m

SFX J �m aj�ce �m

-SFX J �m ej �m

-SFX J �m ejme �m

-SFX J �m ejte �m

+SFX J �m ej �m

+SFX J �m ejme �m

+SFX J �m ejte �m

SFX J m � �m

SFX J m 0 �m

SFX J 0 e �m

@@ -1380,7 +1378,7 @@ SFX J out ulo out

SFX J out uli out

SFX J out uly out

-SFX A Y 767

+SFX A Y 764

SFX A �st tu ��st

SFX A �st te� ��st

SFX A �st te ��st

@@ -1758,9 +1756,9 @@ SFX A oulit ulte oulit

SFX A ounit ouni ounit

SFX A ounit oun�me ounit

SFX A ounit oun�te ounit

-SFX A oupit up oupit

-SFX A oupit upme oupit

-SFX A oupit upte oupit

+SFX A ou�it up oupit

+SFX A ou�it upme oupit

+SFX A ou�it upte oupit

SFX A ou�it u� ou�it

SFX A ou�it u�me ou�it

SFX A ou�it u�te ou�it

@@ -1935,9 +1933,6 @@ SFX A �nit a�te �nit

SFX A t 0 �tit

SFX A it �me �tit

SFX A it �te �tit

-SFX A t 0 htit

-SFX A it �me htit

-SFX A it �te htit

SFX A tit � [^i�]stit

SFX A tit �me [^i�]stit

SFX A tit �te [^i�]stit

@@ -2121,7 +2116,7 @@ SFX A nout la [aeiouy��]rnout

SFX A nout lo [aeiouy��]rnout

SFX A nout li [aeiouy��]rnout

SFX A nout ly [aeiouy��]rnout

-SFX A nout l [aeiouy��r][^aeiouy��rl][^aeiouy��rl]nout

+SFX A nout l [aeiouy��r][^aeiouy��rl][^aeiouy

SFX A nout l [aeiouy��r][^aeiouy��rl]nout

SFX A out ul [^aeiouy��]l[^aeiouy��rl]nout

SFX A nout l l[^aeiouy��rl]nout

@@ -2265,7 +2260,7 @@ SFX T �t yti �t

SFX T �t yty �t

SFX T �t ytu �t

-SFX B Y 250

+SFX B Y 257

SFX B e e� e

SFX B e u [^cj]e

SFX B e i ce

@@ -2334,10 +2329,10 @@ SFX B �u n� �u

SFX B �u n�me �u

SFX B �u n�te �u

SFX B u i l�u

-SFX B u i [^aeiouy��][^aeiouy��t�]u

-SFX B u �me [^aeiouy��][bdfmnpvw]u

+SFX B u i [^aeiouy��][^aeiouy��]u

+SFX B u �me [^aeiouy��][bdfmnptvw]u

SFX B u eme [^aeiouy��][c�ghjklr�s�z]u

-SFX B u �te [^aeiouy��][bdfmnpvw]u

+SFX B u �te [^aeiouy��][bdfmnptvw]u

SFX B u ete [^aeiouy��][c�ghjklr�s�z]u

SFX B du � [aeiouy��]du

SFX B du �me [aeiouy��]du

@@ -2393,17 +2388,24 @@ SFX B �t ila �t

SFX B �t ilo �t

SFX B �t ili �t

SFX B �t ily �t

-SFX B �t �m �t

-SFX B �t �� t

-SFX B �t � �t

-SFX B �t �me �t

-SFX B �t �te �t

-SFX B �t 0 �t

-SFX B �t me �t

-SFX B �t te �t

-SFX B t 0 �t

-SFX B �t �c �t

-SFX B �t �ce �t

+SFX B t ji �t

+SFX B t je� �t

+SFX B t je �t

+SFX B t jeme �t

+SFX B t jete �t

+SFX B t j� �t

+SFX B t j �t

+SFX B t jme �t

+SFX B t jte �t

+SFX B t ji et

+SFX B t je� et

+SFX B t je et

+SFX B t jeme et

+SFX B t jete et

+SFX B t j� et

+SFX B t j et

+SFX B t jme et

+SFX B t jte et

SFX B �t yji �t

SFX B �t yje� �t

SFX B �t yje �t

diff --git a/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.dic b/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.dic
index bbb4e4a..be80e6a 100644
--- a/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.dic
+++ b/cs_CZ/cs_CZ.dic