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Working on the nogwt branch, I realized that a JAR version that takes a Japanese sentence as argument and writes the results to the console as a vertical table might be pretty useful. (For me personally at least, since starting Eclipse first takes more time than finding the relevant information among the Jisho results.)
E.g.:
java -jar jarname.jar 家族と海に行きます。
家族 かぞく a family; a household noun * 2-3
と と with particle * *
海 うみ sea, ocean noun * 2
に に particle for indirect objects; to particle * *
行きます いきます to go; to come to your place intransitive godan verb (iku infl.) formal form of 行く 2-*-*-*
。 。 [punctuation mark] punctuation * *
It would be pretty easy to change nogwt to do this. However, this unfortunately doesn't have the alternate pronunciations/meanings functionality, which is something I quite like about the website version of our project... Maybe shortened versions of alternative results could somehow be displayed as well?
I'll probably get around to figuring this out & implementing this sometime this summer.
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Working on the
nogwt
branch, I realized that a JAR version that takes a Japanese sentence as argument and writes the results to the console as a vertical table might be pretty useful. (For me personally at least, since starting Eclipse first takes more time than finding the relevant information among the Jisho results.)E.g.:
It would be pretty easy to change
nogwt
to do this. However, this unfortunately doesn't have the alternate pronunciations/meanings functionality, which is something I quite like about the website version of our project... Maybe shortened versions of alternative results could somehow be displayed as well?I'll probably get around to figuring this out & implementing this sometime this summer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: