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KTranslator is a program to translate words from one language to another.
Now, I create a program (dictconv) to convert a dictionary from one format do another, like a sdict to stardict. The program requires zlib and libxml2.
The program supports conversion from Babylon glossaries (.bgl) to stardict. I think this is the unique GPL program that handles Babylon glossaries at moment.
Thanks to Karl Grill (for the reverse engineering) and Ricardo Villalba (from Wordtrans) it is now possible.
More formats will come soon.
13 years ago
Dictconv
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0.2
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Fix several bug mainly in Babylon glossary reader
Add CMake support (you can build the package with GNU tools or CMake now)
Add support to convert to plain text dictionaries
Add support to convert to DICT dictionaries
0.1
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Inicial version
KTranslator
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0.4
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Sdictionary plugin
Fix a bug in Babylon plugin
Fix a bug in StarDict plugin
13 years ago
Dictconv
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0.2
---
Fix several bug mainly in Babylon glossary reader
Add CMake support (you can build the package with GNU tools or CMake now)
Add support to convert to plain text dictionaries
Add support to convert to DICT dictionaries
0.1
----
Inicial version
KTranslator
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0.4
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Sdictionary plugin
Fix a bug in Babylon plugin
Fix a bug in StarDict plugin
atordo
13 years ago
Also the different format support is impressive!
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vicbrother
13 years ago
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linux3114a
13 years ago
at
http://home.scarlet.be/raoul.linux/rpm/ktranslate.html
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arnobaudu
13 years ago
Just to say another GPL program handles babylon dictionaries: wordtrans.
Ktranslator looks like a nice peace of software anyway :)
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rgfernandes
13 years ago
Ricardo Villalba (developer of Wordtrans) was the one that sent me the work from Karl Grill, the one that reverse engineered the bgl format.
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linux3114a
14 years ago
at
http://home.scarlet.be/raoul.linux/
under DOWNLOAD section ( My SUSE RPM's )
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tusitala
14 years ago
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bico
14 years ago
Thank you very much!
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Enso
14 years ago
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miguipda
14 years ago
may be interresting to add some new 'babylon 6' like functionnalities :
"Il offre également l’accès à l’encyclopédie Wikipedia ainsi qu’au contenu des plus grands dictionnaires et encyclopédies.".
Bye
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rgfernandes
14 years ago
KTranslator can search in wikipedia through 'Search in Internet' button. Integrating the wikipedia like babylon 6 does is a feature to be added in the future.
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bobbix59
14 years ago
I have used your ebuild. The installation works fine but, when I launch Ktranslator, I have the followings warnings :
kio (KMimeType): WARNING: KServiceType::offers : servicetype KTranslator/DictionaryPlugin not found
kio (KMimeType): WARNING: KServiceType::offers : servicetype KTranslator/UIPlugin not found
So, I can't load any dictionnary. The wizard is okay but, when it finishes, no dictionnary is added :-(.
Can you tell me what's wrong ?
Thank you, and congratulation for this usefull app
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rgfernandes
14 years ago
Try to run kbuildsycoca (in konsole).
If it doesn't work, restart KDE.
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bobbix59
14 years ago
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led
14 years ago
I intereted ktranslator mainly of stardict dictionaries support...
When it will work, I can make Ukraine and Russian translations and ggettext-patches...
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mmpm
14 years ago
I only missing a more convenient property-dialog. It is very uncomfortable inserting serveral dictionarys.
Anyway it's an excellent tool! I'm curious about the next version.
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rgfernandes
14 years ago
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led
14 years ago
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rgfernandes
14 years ago
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led
14 years ago
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rgfernandes
14 years ago
If you decompress the .idx file (slovnyk_en-ru.idx.gz), it works well. I've just tried it here.
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led
14 years ago
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mattepiu
14 years ago
itself, shame that I can't add words when
dictionary doesn't find....
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rgfernandes
14 years ago
You can add new words by now creating a Plain Text dictionary.
The format of this type of dictionary is a word per line:
headword[TAB]definition
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joe81
14 years ago
it would be a very great and useful app!
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