[dokuwiki] Re: Pluralisation of acronyms
- From: Andreas Gohr <andi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 11:24:29 +0100
Gabriel Birke writes:
Hello,
one of our users asked if the acronym replacement can be extended for plural
forms of the acronyms. For example "CC" and "CCs" (Credit Card). I explained
to him that while in German and English the pluralisation is quite simple
(just add an "s" to the acronym), other languages may have more complicated
pluralisation rules. If a plural form is dependent on the abbreviated words,
automatic pluralisation of acronyms can't be done with a rule-based
algorithm. Now here is my question:
Is it possible to implement rule-based language-specific pluralisation for
languages other than English and German? Or should we just duplicate the
acronym definitions for the plural forms?
KISS - just duplicate the entry.
Andi
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Hello, one of our users asked if the acronym replacement can be extended for plural forms of the acronyms. For example "CC" and "CCs" (Credit Card). I explained to him that while in German and English the pluralisation is quite simple (just add an "s" to the acronym), other languages may have more complicated pluralisation rules. If a plural form is dependent on the abbreviated words, automatic pluralisation of acronyms can't be done with a rule-based algorithm. Now here is my question: Is it possible to implement rule-based language-specific pluralisation for languages other than English and German? Or should we just duplicate the acronym definitions for the plural forms?
- [dokuwiki] Re: Pluralisation of acronyms
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- [dokuwiki] Pluralisation of acronyms
- From: Gabriel Birke