Danish dictionary lacking 'æ'

[Sunebune]

This keyboard is really great, but how come there's no words containing æ in the dictionary??
Please fix, or enable import of other dictionaries.

[cyril]

Well, there are... See the attached screenshot. Which words are missing?

[Sunebune]

Well, there are... See the attached screenshot. Which words are missing?

Well, having used it for some time, let me put it more precisely: using the t9, I don't get any words containing æ. (Apart from the ones I add myself, of course) However, using the querty, all words are there (including æ-words). Version is 3.7.0.

I guess the screen shot is from a querty context? Otherwise, maybe it's my phone (HTC Legend) or some odd setting I'm not aware of that causes the problem just for me..?

[cyril]

Ah ok I understand better now. So you expect the dictionary to look for æ when you type "ABC" in T9, right?

[Sunebune]

Yeah I guess that's it - just as that button already triggers å words.. (and mno triggers ø words)
Thanks for responding so quickly!

[cyril]

Ok so I did that in the latest beta
Note that it didn't work in QWERTY either, unless you used the æ key of course...

[GoBBLeS]

I would just like to confirm that it is indeed the T9 dictionary that is lacking the suggestion functionality with 'æ'.

If I try to add words with 'æ' they do not show up as a suggestion when trying to write the word(s).

I just figured something out: If i hold down the ABC key and put in an 'æ', then the dictionary finds the words with an 'æ'.

E.g.: If it want to write "æble"(apple) and just press 2x'ABC', 'JBL' and 'DEF' then the suggestions are "aajd, bålet, bajers".
If i press and hold 'ABC' and select 'æ' and 'ABC' again the suggestions are suddenly "æa, æble, æbler, æblet, æblet"(correct.)

[cyril]

Hmmm... anyway, it's fixed in 3.7.1 so it doesn't matter

[GoBBLeS]

LOL yeah just got the update this morning, with the fix

Awesome :p