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This page shows how to get compilation on save.

==Prerequisites==
<pre>sudo apt-get install inotify-tools</pre>

==Usage==
Run something like this in a terminal in your language data directory (replacing "apertium-foo" for your monolingual data dir):
<pre>
while inotifywait -e modify *.{dix,lrx,t?x} ../../languages/apertium-foo/*.{dix,rlx}; do
make -j4 langs
echo 'test ei testsetning' | apertium -d . nno-nob-dgen
done
</pre>
then edit e.g. a dix file and save it, and see your terminal magically trigger a rebuild :-)

You could also make it just validate on save, e.g.

<pre>
while inotifywait -e modify *.dix; do
for f in *.dix; do apertium-validate-dictionary "$f";done
done
</pre>

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Unhammer: Created page with "This page shows how to get compilation on save. ==Prerequisites==
sudo apt-get install inotify-tools
==Usage== Run something like this in a terminal in your langu..."