[Bug 159652] Finding a way to join a suffix to the word immediately before it, using autocorrect function
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Wed Mar 6 00:58:35 UTC 2024
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=159652
--- Comment #7 from Mac <martakalifornia at gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Mac from comment #6)
> Awesome! László's solution works for me like a charm. Thank you.
Let me add that this solution works just as well with prefixes. In that case
the .* pattern needs to be used after the prefix and the non-space separator
(in this example comma):
e.g.:
pol,.* -> pół
zalezny -> zależny
After typing the comma, pol changed to pół. After following with any word that
word is joined to pół. In this case:
pol,zalezny -> półzależny
---
You can even create long words with both prefixes and suffixes,
e.g. by defining in autocorrect the following:
pol,.* -> pół (a common prefix, meaning semi-)
zalezny -> zależny
.*,ch -> ch (one of the many inflectional morphemes)
you can type:
pol,zalezny,ch -> półzależnych
Thank you again! You're the best :)
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