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Support reading Warodai (UTF-16 text, Japanese-Russian) #569

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GrimPixel opened this issue Jun 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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Support reading Warodai (UTF-16 text, Japanese-Russian) #569

GrimPixel opened this issue Jun 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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@GrimPixel
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Would you consider supporting the txt format of Warodai?

@ilius ilius added the Feature label Jun 16, 2024
@ilius ilius changed the title Support Warodai Support reading Warodai (UTF-16 text, Japanese-Russian) Sep 12, 2024
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Hello and many thanks for your wonderful tool!
Let me join to the topic starter as Warodai dictionary in text format is the most updated type and a universal one.
Personally I'm looking forward for this support as my target conversion to epub and mobi so to use it on Kindle ereader.
Thank you.

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Let me put small addition here. Warodai project also publishes a link to a contributor who makes an EDICT format from the text: https://github.com/update692/warodai-to-edict As a result we get "output.txt" which looks close to a CSV file but with "/" delimeter. This makes the conversion easier I think. Support to an old but still existing EDICT (not EDICT2) format can be added to the PyGlossary project at once. Thank you for your time and attention.

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