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There doesn't appear to be many options when it comes to out of the box support for japanese dictionaries in c#, but having played with EDict in the past, I should be able to cobble something on my own.
There is Wacton.Desu, but it appears to be just a lib with embedded JDict and other dictionaries, but no built in lookup (or deinflection). It might be useful for something later on, but not right now.
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In project https://github.com/jahu00/SmallHax.ReactDictionary I had converted EDict to SQLite, so I can use that as starting point. I will also need Kanji and name dictionary and deinflection. I can take deinflection from Rikaichan or deinja. I played with Rikaichan before when I was creating that weird Japanese spell dictionary for HonKuiMushi but deinja seems to be better option as Rikaichan is licensed with GPL.
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There doesn't appear to be many options when it comes to out of the box support for japanese dictionaries in c#, but having played with EDict in the past, I should be able to cobble something on my own.
There is Wacton.Desu, but it appears to be just a lib with embedded JDict and other dictionaries, but no built in lookup (or deinflection). It might be useful for something later on, but not right now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: