Polish language support?

[WMAX]

Publisher is an alternative to InDesign but is it for everyone?
Is it possible to connect the Polish dictionary?
Will there be Polish language support? The lack of Polish hyphenation eliminates this program from the field of interest.
Without these functions, the program is not attractive for the Polish buyer. :-(

Ignoring the Polish recipient in the Affinity Publisher, gives Adobe InDesign greater chances, despite higher purchase costs. In this form, the Affinity Publisher for Polish professionals is just a toy.

[Joachim_L]

You can add dictionaries with the help of Preferences -> Tools.

pl-PL.zip

[WMAX]

Copying to the dictionaries catalog resulted in an option in the hyphenation window.
Thank you for the hint.
There is no information on how to use GREP codes. Those that work here in InDesign do not apply.

[walt.farrell]

11 hours ago, WMAX said:

There is no information on how to use GREP codes.

There is some information, but you need to know that the correct general term is "regular expression", not GREP.  The Publisher Help includes this information on regular expressions:
 

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Regular expressions

Regular expressions extend the capabilities and power of the Find and Replace function beyond searching for simple text strings. They are widely used across the word-processing and DTP community, with a multitude of expressions available. As a result, listing regular expressions and their syntax is beyond the scope of Affinity Publisher Help. Please use Internet resources to research and develop your own regular expressions.

Affinity Publisher supports Perl and ECMAScript (with perl extensions) expressions. Regular expressions use the "C" or "POSIX" locale, while Locale Aware Regular Expressions use the locale inferred from the text being searched and locale aware collation is implied.

Various sites on the web provide information on using regular expressions, and specifically on using Perl and ECMAScript regular expressions. For example:

https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_70_0/libs/regex/doc/html/boost_regex/syntax/perl_syntax.html

https://perldoc.perl.org/perlre.html

If you have specific questions about regular expressions I'm sure the users or Serif staff here would be happy to help answer them. I am curious what kind of InDesign expressions you've used that don't work in Publisher.

[WMAX]

I used the expressions liquidation conjunction hanging at the end of the line  

find (\b)(a|i|o|u|w|z|A|I|O|U|W|Z)(\b\s)

replace $2$3

replace  no break

InD. 

this expression does not work in Publisher

[walt.farrell]

1 hour ago, WMAX said:

I used the expressions liquidation conjunction hanging at the end of the line

Thanks. There was a bug reported earlier about some kind of problem with \b if I remember correctly. Perhaps it hasn't been fixed yet, or perhaps you have a variant of it.