Allow to specify supported languages in an environment variable during build #20
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Call cmake like cmake -DVARNAM_LANGUAGES="ta;ml;hi;ml-inscript"
…directory." This reverts commit 5e723a9. I've put this fix in a separate branch, since it is in-principle unrelated to the current issue.
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@navaneeth Sorry for pinging you, but this pull request has been sitting for a while, and I was wondering if you think this is the wrong approach. The other approach I could imagine would be to write a script just to detect the languages (probably similar to https://github.com/varnamproject/libvarnam/blob/master/varnamc), which is then called from |
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Resolves issue #15. I have not tried to autodetect the supported languages, since this seems to be much simpler, and is something that will only be done rarely.