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Modified README.txt from [fa10e40650] to [3b39593e06].

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Website: http://grammalecte.net

License: GPL 3 -- http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html

Grammalecte is a fork of Lightproof
    from László Németh (nemeth /at/ numbertext /dot/ org)
    http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/lightproof/

Required : Python 3.6







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Website: http://grammalecte.net

License: GPL 3 -- http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html

Grammalecte is a fork of Lightproof
    from László Németh (nemeth /at/ numbertext /dot/ org)
    http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/lightproof/


Modified doc/build.txt from [a7ffc6f8bf] to [f8846aedea].

















































































































































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BUILDER

= Required =

    Python 3.6
    Firefox Nightly
    NodeJS
        npm
        jpm
    Thunderbird


= Commands =

== build a language ==

    make.py LANG
        generate the LibreOffice extension and the package folder.
        LANG is the lang code (ISO 639).

        This script uses the file `config.ini` in the folder `gc_lang/LANG`.

== First build ==

    Type:
        make.py LANG -b -d -js

    This command is required to generate all necessary files.

== options ==

    -b --build_data
        Launch the script `build_data.py` in the folder `gc_lang/LANG`.

    -d --dict
        Generate the indexable binary dictionary from the lexicon in the folder `lexicons`.

    -js --javascript
        Also generate JavaScript extensions.
        Without this option only Python modules, data and extensions are generated.

    -t --tests
        Run unit tests.

    -i --install
        Install the LibreOffice extension.

    -fx --firefox
        Launch Firefox Nightly.
        Unit tests can be lanched from Firefox, with CTRL+SHIFT+F12.

    -tb --thunderbird
        Launch Thunderbird.


= Examples =

    First build:
        make.py LANG -b -d -js

    After modifying grammar rules:
        make.py LANG -t

    If you modify the lexicon:
        make.py LANG -d -js

    If you modify your script build_data.py:
        make.py LANG -b -js



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# 1. Copy this template to the data folder.
#
# 2. Define your group ids and option ids and the localized title 
#    texts (see later for the syntax).
#
# Syntax of the dialog data file:
# 
# Options and title texts for the Settings and conditional rules
#
# Format of the dialog definition:
#
# GroupID: OptionID [OptionsInTheSameLines_or_hyphen_placeholder], OptionID ...
# Group2ID: OptionID, OptionID ...
# ...
# [Language_code=title of the window]
# GroupID=title of the group
# OptionID=title of the option [\n tooltip]
# Option2ID=title of the option [\n tooltip]
#
# The first language is the default language for the other locales
# (use en_US or the common language of your country)
#
# The OptionIDs are used in the rules, too. For example:
#
# foo <<- option("style") ->> bar # bar is far better
#
# or
#
# __[i]/style__ foo <<- ->> bar # bar is far better
#
# these rule depends from the state of the "style" option.

# options

spelling: comma, hyphen
proofreading: style, moregrammar

# titles

[en_US=Hungarian grammar checking]

spelling=Spelling
comma=Comma usage
hyphen=Check compound words with hyphen
proofreading=Proofreading
style=Style checking
moregrammar=Use grammar rules with ambiguous word analysis

[yourlocale=yourtitle]

spelling=...
wordpart=...
...
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