The Curl version of Edict2 is now testing on-line and as a desktop app (where it is very fast.)
Today added wildcard behavior for single kanji ( 来*) and behavior to roll backwards through the dictionary (the aim is no to have the dictionary in memory and to use no indices.)
Here is a snapshot of how things look today after a search on 遠来 :
From the scroll bar you can see we have about one "page" loaded.
The button bottom left rolls in the previous 2000 entries. Tomorrow: partial matches logic.
Blog on Japanese kanji study pages and applications at kanji.aule-browser.com · Some pages are plain-HTML with no scripts, ad's or nuisance images. Some links are to Curl web content app's using the Surge RTE browser plugin from www.curl.com · The emphasis is on kanji recognition, recall and mnemonics.
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Edict2 in plain HTML (no scripts, frames etc)
http://kanji.aule-browser.com/edict2-kanji-sliced-1-9.html
Edict2 rendered as 9 kanji pages and 3 katakana pages in plain HTML-only. These pages offer the ability to browse this extensive Japanese-English dictionary on-line.
Below is an example page:
That page is using the free HanMinA font which adds a few seconds to the initial download.
Look-up widgets to follow for HTML+JavaScript and HTML+Curl pages.
Edict2 rendered as 9 kanji pages and 3 katakana pages in plain HTML-only. These pages offer the ability to browse this extensive Japanese-English dictionary on-line.
Below is an example page:
That page is using the free HanMinA font which adds a few seconds to the initial download.
Look-up widgets to follow for HTML+JavaScript and HTML+Curl pages.
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