[10:50:01] <drbean> In lib/src/english/IrregEng.gf:
[10:50:26] <drbean> -  know_V = irregV "know" "knew" "know" ;
[10:50:28] <drbean> +  know_V = irregV "know" "knew" "known" ;
[10:55:16] <inariksit> Thanks, I'll fix it
[11:23:57] <drbean> Also "beat" "beat" "beaten"
[11:26:21] <inariksit> Fixed that one too
[11:27:01] <inariksit> Haha, maybe I'll wait an hour for the next :P
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[15:41:41] <drbean> I couldn't find any more.
[15:43:35] <drbean> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_irregular_verbs lists "beat" as a variant of "beaten." So "beat" is not wrong.
[17:23:19] <inariksit> Alright, but I think beaten is the more normal
[17:24:13] <inariksit> I'm really starting to hate Windows >__> Trying to figure out the unicode problems for my Windows guide http://www.grammaticalframework.org/~inari/gf-windows.html
[17:29:13] <inariksit> Basically I can change the active code page in my command prompt to 65001 (unicode) and type ÄÖÜßċġħż just fine, but that just doesn't communicate to GF, anythin more exotic than é or ä is just invalid character
[17:30:38] <inariksit> I'm not planning to use GF on Windows that much, but just to make it look good in the summer school :P and anyway there will be people who are using only Windows
[19:37:32] <inariksit> Holy shit, it's printing "mniej zaślubiony niż wszyscy , Paryżu"
[19:37:53] <inariksit> And... that took only one afternoon. :---D