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installdeb-hunspell

INSTALLDEB-HUNSPELL(1)													    INSTALLDEB-HUNSPELL(1)

NAME

       installdeb-hunspell - debhelper-like utility for maintainers of	Debian packages

SYNOPSIS

	installdeb-hunspell [debhelper options]

DESCRIPTION

       installdeb-hunspell is a debhelper like program that is responsible for installing appropriate debhelper snippets in a  package, according
       to the Debian Spell Dictionaries and Tools Policy.

       For more details, see
	/usr/share/doc/dictionaries-common-dev/dsdt-policy.txt.gz

       The actions executed by installdeb-hunspell are the following:

       o   Maintainer Scripts

	   installdeb-hunspell installs the necessary scraps of code in the postinst and postrm scripts.

       o   Language info file

	   installdeb-hunspell also checks a file containing
	    information, called debian/info-hunspell or debian/package.info-hunspell.  If this file is successfully parsed, it is installed in the
	   /var/lib/dictionaries-common/hunspell directory.

       o   Debconf files

	   As opposed to installdeb-ispell and installdeb-wordlist, neither installdeb-aspell nor installdeb-hunspell do anything related to
	   debconf files, since both aspell and hunspell rely on the environment variable "LANG" for default dictionary selection instead of using
	   symlinks set after a debconf question on dictionary installation. For that reason if you need to add debconf stuff with debhelper to
	   your aspell or hunspell dictionary package do it in the usual way and call dh_installdebconf(1) as for any other package.

OPTIONS

       The usual dephelper(1) options are accepted.

NOTES

       This program is not part of debhelper, although it is intended to be used in hunspell dictionary packages using debhelper in its building.

SEE ALSO

       debhelper(1)

       This program is part of the dictionaries-common-dev package. It is intended to be used by maintainers of hunspell dictionary packages for
       Debian. See the documentation under /usr/share/doc/dictionaries-common-dev.

AUTHORS

       Rafael Laboissiere, Agustin Martin

1.12.11 							     2013-1-22						    INSTALLDEB-HUNSPELL(1)