If they should both be handled exactly the same way, then no, you can
just define them as one rule. The less complex symbols, the better.
On 8/03/2016 11:01 PM, Ondrej Rosik wrote:
OK, so do you recommend to define decimal comma and decimal point for slovak separately?
Dňa 07.03.2016 o 23:47 James Teh napísal(a):
On 7/03/2016 1:17 AM, ChrisLeo wrote:
Is it allowed on NVDA to enter more characters as a set of characters in symbols.dic?Certainly. You should avoid using complex symbols unless absolutely necessary, but the decimal point is one place where this is most definitely necessary. However, if you had a symbol which gets pronounced the same way as another symbol (e.g. two bullets which look similar), you should just define it twice rather than using a complex symbol.
e.G. to match both point or comma:
decimal point (?<![^\d -])[\.,](?=\d)
Jamie
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