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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Curl CDK SQLite Library link
Looking for the Curl SQLite CDK ?
Ignore the DOWNLOAD link: the three links at http://sourceforge.net/projects/curl-cdk/files/ here will lead to the zip files - such as what you want -
http://sourceforge.net/projects/curl-cdk/files/curl-cdk/
The DOWNLOAD at http://sourceforge.net/projects/curl-cdk/ is JUST what it says it is ( "util" and NOT the "cdk".)
I guess most people just figure this out ... but the link for SQLite library in the Curl docs viewer lands you there and not where you need to be ... where the zip's are.
I posted a note on this over at the Curl community.
As for UNSQL, Curl already had several features to use for structured external information instead of relational data tables.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Kanjidic2 as CSV in HTML and text
To aid a neutral party in assessing approaches to digital dictionaries for Japanese, I have posted an HTML file displaying 10,000+ of the first entries in Kanjidic2 at
http://kanji.aule-browser.com/kanjidic2-m12.htmlI have restricted the dump to the Kanji, the UCS code and a max of 12 of a possible 14 meanings.
There are less than 10,200 due to the fact that in the first 12,155 entries, many had no XML meaning content which was not assigned a language attribute. Those few thousand may have English translations in markup previously used for foreign languages.
The file can be found as
http://kanji.aule-browser.com/kanjidic2-m12.csvwith a three line header which you may have to alter for your purposes.
The Kanjidic2 XML file was parsed using the Curl XDM library from curl.com (Nihon-go http://www.curlap.com)
As it stands, the HTML file should be useful for building custom Anki flashcards (themselves stored as SQLite.) I will be using variant CSV output to construct dictionary software with annotations and spaced-repetition options. Curl has both CSV and SQLite libraries in addition to the XML libraries.
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和英辞典,
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