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Re: predictive mode and 'ã'
From: |
Mathias Dahl |
Subject: |
Re: predictive mode and 'ã' |
Date: |
Mon, 16 Jul 2007 18:16:08 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.11 (Gnus v5.11) Emacs/22.1 (windows-nt) |
weber <hugows@gmail.com> writes:
> Hello folks.
> I'm trying to start using predictive and have this annoying problem.
> It looks like predictive considers portuguese characters like ã or ó
> as end-of-word characters (I have to type them pressing ~ then a,
> maybe that's a problem?)
>
> Here's the situation: when I type 'n', predictive suggests '(0)
> nil'. If I continue typing 'não' , I end up getting 'nilão'. The
> nil is inserted...
I had the exact same problem and, Toby, the author, helped me debug
it. I don't remember the exact cause, but it didn't help playing with
syntax tables ("some maybe almost might be possibly bug"). Instead I
had to do this, which works and which I hope will help you as well:
(eval-after-load "predictive"
'(progn
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "é") ?é)
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "å") ?å)
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "ä") ?ä)
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "ö") ?ö)
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "Å") ?Å)
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "Ä") ?Ä)
(completion-define-word-constituent-binding (kbd "Ö") ?Ö)))
/Mathias