The bug is more specific than explained above. The stress actually is shown with a ` sign, but only appears when the stress is in the first syllable of a word.
For example:
$ gnuvd kariboe
gives:
ka|ri|boe (de ~ (m.), ~s)
1 Noord-Amerikaans rendier
and should give:
ka|ri|`boe (de ~ (m.), ~s)
1 Noord-Amerikaans rendier
the relevant source of the webpage:
<BIG>ka·ri·b<U>oe</U></BIG>
$gnuvd wieldop
gives:
`wiel|dop (de ~ (m.))
1 deksel dat de naaf van een wiel afsluit
and this is correct.
the relevant source of the webpage:
<BIG>w<U>ie</U>l·dop</BIG>
I have little knowledge about C programming, but the bug might be in the main.c file in the code block starting at line 220.
The bug is more specific than explained above. The stress actually is shown with a ` sign, but only appears when the stress is in the first syllable of a word.
For example:
$ gnuvd kariboe ka· ri· b<U>oe< /U></BIG>
gives:
ka|ri|boe (de ~ (m.), ~s)
1 Noord-Amerikaans rendier
and should give:
ka|ri|`boe (de ~ (m.), ~s)
1 Noord-Amerikaans rendier
the relevant source of the webpage:
<BIG>
$gnuvd wieldop w<U>ie< /U>l· dop</BIG>
gives:
`wiel|dop (de ~ (m.))
1 deksel dat de naaf van een wiel afsluit
and this is correct.
the relevant source of the webpage:
<BIG>
I have little knowledge about C programming, but the bug might be in the main.c file in the code block starting at line 220.