mu'o mi'e ianek

On Wednesday, March 7, 2012 7:36:44 = PM UTC+1, ianek wrote:

http://dl.dro= pbox.com/u/17805197/jbo-rus.csv

But it's probably not complete, for the reason I mentioned.

On 7 Mar, 19:32, ianek <jane...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've just found out that links.csv is not complete, ie. it doesn't
> cover all the pairs. For example, we have a Lojban sentence "lo pu= rci
> ka'e te djuno gi'e na ka'e se galfi .i lo balvi ka'e se galfi gi'e= na
> ka'e te djuno" and a Polish sentence "Przesz=B3o=B6=E6 mo=BFe by= =E6 tylko
> poznana, nie zmieniona. Przysz=B3o=B6=E6 mo=BFe by=E6 tylko zmieni= ona, nie
> poznana." and they're not linked to each other, but they both are
> linked to "The past can only be known, not changed. The future can
> only be changed, not known.". I wonder if there's a rule that such
> sentence always have a "common relative", it would certainly make
> things easier. But I think that now using a database (maybe sqlite= 3)
> would be necessary.
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> mu'o mi'e ianek
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> On 7 Mar, 15:51, ianek <jane...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > What platform? Is Linux ok?
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> > On 7 Mar, 11:44, gleki <gleki.is.my.n...@gmail.com&= gt; wrote:
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> > > I'm interested. And actually in periodically doing it my= self. Not by
> > > request.
> > > Because the database is live and is being updated by us.
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> > > Of course I know about those three files.
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> > > For now, I'd prefer such export for several directions a= t one (a
> > > multilingual spreadsheet).
> > > I want all sentences for which we have lojban translatio= ns.
> > > i.e.
> > > first column lojban
> > > 2 column english
> > > then i need
> > > japanese
> > > chinese
> > > russian
> > > arabic
> > > spanish
> > > polish
> > > french
> > > german
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> > > I'll repeat once again. An automated script for doing so= would be awesome.
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> > > On Wednesday, March 7, 2012 2:47:17 AM UTC+4, ianek wrot= e:
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> > > > I've created the list for you, but it was an ugly h= ack in bash. A
> > > > better way would be to create a database and import= sentences.csv and
> > > > links.csv to it, and then write a very simple progr= am instead of
> > > > hacking around with grep etc. But it would be more = work of course. And
> > > > maybe not faster, considering that import would tak= e time.
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> > > > Here you go:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17805197/j= bo-eng.csv
> > > > It's tab-seperated list, any spreadsheet program sh= ould read it.
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> > > > As a by-product, I am able to produce such a list f= or any other
> > > > language available in tatoeba instantly, if anyone'= s interested.
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> > > > mu'o mi'e ianek
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> > > > On 6 Mar, 22:17, ianek <jane...@gmail.com= > wrote:
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> > > >http://tatoeba.org/pol/download_tatoeba_example_sentenceshttp://tatoe...
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> > > > > There are actually three columns: id, language= , sentence, but with
> > > > > some database-fu or script-fu or maybe even sp= readsheet-fu you can get
> > > > > what you want. Or maybe I'll hack it together = in a while.
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> > > > > mu'o mi'e ianek
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> > > > > On 6 Mar, 15:19, gleki <gleki.is.my.n...= @gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > > > > I wanna export tatoeba databse into a sim= ple spreadsheet with two
> > > > columns.
> > > > > > One for English and another one for Lojba= n
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> > > > > > Does anyone know how to do that ?