Hi,
How to configure Thai support. What are the sets for “ngram_chars” and “charset_table”?
Thanks.
Hi. According to https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0E00.pdf should be:
ngram_chars = U+0E01...U+0E3A, U+0E3F...U+0E5B
As far as I know Thai language does not use spaces so just nrgam_chars should be enough.
Hi Sergey!
Now we can use charset_table ‘non_cjk’ and this include all languages in the world?
Hi @meverona
Not all, but should be enough in most cases. We’re updating the documentation to make it clear what languages can be considered covered in non_cjk and cjk aliases.
When I use Sphinx search, I have create a big charset table. It’s very difficult. And I hope, you do this job correctly. I need these languages support:
| (EN) English |
| (DA) Dansk |
| (DE) Deutsch |
| (ES) Español |
| (FR) Français |
| (ID) Indonesia |
| (IT) Italiano |
| (HU) Magyar |
| (NL) Nederlands |
| (NB) Norsk |
| (PL) Polski |
| (PT) Português |
| (RO) Română |
| (FI) Suomi |
| (SV) Svenska |
| (VI) Tiếng Việt |
| (TR) Türkçe |
| (CS) Čeština |
| (EL) Ελληνικά |
| (RU) Русский |
| (AR) العربية |
| (TH) ภาษาไทย |
| (CN) 中文（简体） |
| (TW) 中文（繁體） |
| (JA) 日本語 |
| (KO) 한국어 |
Really Thanks for this feature!