Apertium GUI Interface - Revision history

Francis Tyers: Redirecting to Interfaces

2009-02-03T09:11:44Z

Redirecting to Interfaces

Tspier2 at 03:09, 7 August 2007

2007-08-07T03:09:04Z

Tspier2: New page: Please feel free to contribute with your suggestions and such - just leave the timestamp to show who said it and when. :) ==Quick Overview== We need a small and portable application that ...

2007-08-07T02:42:49Z

New page: Please feel free to contribute with your suggestions and such - just leave the timestamp to show who said it and when. :) ==Quick Overview== We need a small and portable application that ...

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Please feel free to contribute with your suggestions and such - just leave the timestamp to show who said it and when. :)

==Quick Overview==
We need a small and portable application that can be used to easily add information to the Apertium dictionaries (monolingual and bilingual). This is version .01 of a script that could develop into something more powerful for the general production of Apertium, which can easily be expanded to support other languages and parts of speech.

==Features==
This test version of the script allows the user to input information regarding the eight forms of a German noun (four singular, four plural -> for all four cases), and output the information to two corresponding files: apertium-en-de.de.dix (monolingual German dictionary file) && apertium-en-de.en-de.dix (bilingual English-German dictionary file). If a noun does not change from the base noun to the singular forms (Frau -> Frau), then the entries are left blank for the singular cases. In the XML, <l></l> is outputted, because the ending would go in between the two tags. Apertium cries when it sees this, so my script implements a form of string map to replace <l></l> with <l/>, the appropriate tag. In the text box below, the English and German nouns are outputted that have been added. Everything else is pretty self-explanatory in the script.

==Todo==
* Add support for other languages currently used by Apertium
* Add support for other parts of speech, and create one ultimate app containing support for all languages and parts of speech
* Add support to remove duplicates from the svn dictionary files
* Create a cleaner interface and implement a nicer form of Tile with a more organized layout
* Create more individual processes, as to avoid spaghetti code

==Screenies==
'''Shown below is a screenshot of the general look of v.01 of the script with the default Tk theme:'''
[[Image:Bildschirmfoto-2.png]]

'''Shown below is a screenshot of the general look of v.01 of the script with Tile's clam theme:'''
[[Image:Bildschirmfoto-4.png]]

'''Something that needs to be modded:'''

[[Image:Bildschirmfoto-3.png]]

@@ Line 27: / Line 27: @@
 [[Image:Bildschirmfoto-3.png]]
+==Changelog==
+Aug 2007 -> Changed lines 382 and 383 from \"m\" and \"f\" to \"n\" to mean ''noun'' and not the neuter gender

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+#redirect[[Interfaces]]
-Please feel free to contribute with your suggestions and such - just leave the timestamp to show who said it and when. :)
-==Quick Overview==
-We need a small and portable application that can be used to easily add information to the Apertium dictionaries (monolingual and bilingual). This is version .01 of a script that could develop into something more powerful for the general production of Apertium, which can easily be expanded to support other languages and parts of speech.
-==Features==
-This test version of the script allows the user to input information regarding the eight forms of a German noun (four singular, four plural -> for all four cases), and output the information to two corresponding files: apertium-en-de.de.dix (monolingual German dictionary file) && apertium-en-de.en-de.dix (bilingual English-German dictionary file). If a noun does not change from the base noun to the singular forms (Frau -> Frau), then the entries are left blank for the singular cases. In the XML, <l></l> is outputted, because the ending would go in between the two tags. Apertium cries when it sees this, so my script implements a form of string map to replace <l></l> with <l/>, the appropriate tag. In the text box below, the English and German nouns are outputted that have been added. Everything else is pretty self-explanatory in the script.
-==Todo==
-* Add support for other languages currently used by Apertium
-* Add support for other parts of speech, and create one ultimate app containing support for all languages and parts of speech
-* Add support to remove duplicates from the svn dictionary files
-* Create a cleaner interface and implement a nicer form of Tile with a more organized layout
-* Create more individual processes, as to avoid spaghetti code
-==Screenies==
-'''Shown below is a screenshot of the general look of v.01 of the script with the default Tk theme:'''
-[[Image:Bildschirmfoto-2.png]]
-'''Shown below is a screenshot of the general look of v.01 of the script with Tile's clam theme:'''
-[[Image:Bildschirmfoto-4.png]]
-'''Something that needs to be modded:'''
-[[Image:Bildschirmfoto-3.png]]
-==Changelog==
-Aug 2007 -> Changed lines 382 and 383 from \"m\" and \"f\" to \"n\" to mean ''noun'' and not the neuter gender