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Commit 28c5b4d5 authored by Roozbeh Pournader's avatar Roozbeh Pournader
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Fallback hyphenation for minority Indic languages 

Minority Indic languages now fallback to available patterns for an
existing major language written in the same script, since the Indic
patterns are script-based anyway.

Change-Id: Ie04b97904e2b7d1b4c1fcd2f3cfc41f76ed8c7d9
Fixes: 67751731
Test: mmm -j frameworks/base/core/jni
parent a5da2cf5

core/jni/android_text_Hyphenator.cpp

+62 −51
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@@ -161,6 +161,17 @@ static void init() { 
    addHyphenatorAlias("ti", "und-Ethi");  // Tigrinya

    addHyphenatorAlias("wal", "und-Ethi");  // Wolaytta



    // Use Hindi as a fallback hyphenator for all languages written in Devanagari, etc. This makes

    // sense because our Indic patterns are not really linguistic, but script-based.

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Beng", "bn");  // Bengali

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Deva", "hi");  // Devanagari -> Hindi

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Gujr", "gu");  // Gujarati

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Guru", "pa");  // Gurmukhi -> Punjabi

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Knda", "kn");  // Kannada

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Mlym", "ml");  // Malayalam

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Orya", "or");  // Oriya

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Taml", "ta");  // Tamil

    addHyphenatorAlias("und-Telu", "te");  // Telugu

}



static const JNINativeMethod gMethods[] = {