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In academic writings, we can use brackets to alter a quote. for example, simpl[y], but the the two parts (altered one and non-altered one) are usually (at least in french), not correct forms, but the whole word without the brackets is always correct. so, i would like to know if there is a possibility to ignore those characters (without breaking the word)? in a way that when the spell engine see peaufin[erons], it checks peaufinerons and not peaufin et erons, neither peaufin[erons] (because it would require to have an infinite dictionary).
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hello,
In academic writings, we can use brackets to alter a quote. for example,
simpl[y]
, but the the two parts (altered one and non-altered one) are usually (at least in french), not correct forms, but the whole word without the brackets is always correct. so, i would like to know if there is a possibility to ignore those characters (without breaking the word)? in a way that when the spell engine seepeaufin[erons]
, it checkspeaufinerons
and notpeaufin
eterons
, neitherpeaufin[erons]
(because it would require to have an infinite dictionary).thanks for reading!
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