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- Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 00:34:18 +0900 (JST)
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On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Ulrike Schmidt wrote: > What do you think about kaksi? It is GPLed, I heard chasen's license is a > bit unclear. I used to use kakasi a lot, it works reasonably well. The dictionary is pretty poor and it always does a 1->1 mapping, which isn't really possible with Japanese. For the longest time I used a key binding in screen which ran a little script, which grabbed the x-selection, used agrep to find the closest-match word in edict, converted kana to romaji, and output the control chars to put the reading and definition into the title bar. It worked really really well--if people are interested I'll dig it up. On the other hand, I may be the last person on earth using a full-screen xterm with gnu screen (a home grown x-windows wyse terminal emulator, in effect.)--but maybe the same thing could be bound to characters with some other native-X program? Dunno. cheers, Todd
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