2010.08.24 (Tuesday) :: JLookUp2 Progress Report.
In case anyone cares, JLookUp2 is progressing very well; the core library now has full support for everything except:
Up next on the list of things to do are the items listed above, in that order. Once those are done, I'm going to investigate throwing a Qt GUI around the library and putting out some alpha Linux releases for testing. Here's the current CLI help screen. Usage: jlookup2 [<option>[ ...]] <command> <command> may be: list {dictionaries|parts-of-speech} search <search-text> <option> may include: --help | Show this help and exit. (When using <command> = 'search') --convert-to-kana | Convert the search text to kana before searching. --match-all-info | All of the info filters must be matched. --no-convert-to-kana | Do not convert the search text to kana before searching. --no-match-all-info | Not all of the info filters must be matched. -o --output <format> | Change the result output format. <format> may be 'text' or 'xml'. --search-common | Search only for common text. --search-defaults | Shortcut for --search-kana, --search-word. --search-fuzzy | Perform a fuzzy search. --search-ignore-case | Ignore case (especially kana) when searching. --search-info <abbr> | Add this abbreviation to the list of abbreviations to match. --search-kana | Search for the text in the kana. --search-meaning | Search for the text in the meaning(s). --search-uncommon | Search only for uncommon text. --search-wildcard | Search using the wildcards '?' and '*'. --search-word | Search for the text in the word. Examples: To search for the word 'iku' ('to go'), jlookup2 search 'iku' To search for words with 'iku' anywhere in them, jlookup2 search '*iku*' To limit that search to nouns, jlookup2 search '*iku*' --searach-info 'n' To list the parts of speech available for searching, jlookup2 list parts-of-speech 2010.08.01 (Sunday) :: 5-year hiatus over.
Hello, everyone! It looks like five years ago (exactly) I promised JLookUp2 for Linux and Windows.
As you can see, I have pretty much disappeared for those five years. Real life, a real job, and a real wife have interrupted my foray into the JLookUp world. At this stage, however, I have recommenced work on the true JLookUp2, a complete rewrite of everything that was JLookUp. The first step will be a library called "libjlookup", followed by a command-line application for Linux. After that will be a Linux Qt GUI for it, followed by a port to Windows. I'm back. Plus a bonus image to prove that I am actually doing something: |
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