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Subject: Re: kludging a lujvo expander
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ok, this looks like it's what i need.  problem for me is that ver 
0.37 of the software doesn't appear to have an MS-DOS binary dist.  
ver 0.36 doesn't have the -el option.  whenever you can do the binary 
would be fine.  i'd like to make whatever i do with it available for 
lojban beginners.  it may just end up being a fairly simple python 
program, though.

i was just thinking, also, that i could put in an option to 
insert "zei" between expanded cmavo/gismu to make it an equivalent 
lojban text.

--- In lojban@y..., Richard Curnow <richard@r...> wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 08:23:44AM -0000, thinkit8@l... wrote:
> > i looked at richard curnow's jbofi'e and the software on 
lojban.org's 
> > sight, and saw some useful utilities, but nothing that would 
quickly 
> > expand all the lujvos into gismu.  so i'm going to try to kludge 
> 
> Create a file containing one lujvo per line, and do
> 
>     vlatai -el < filename
> 
> You will get the expansions out in square brackets.  Admittedly, 
it's
> then some kind of job for sed or perl to extract these fields.  
Example:
> file containing
> 
> jbofi'e
> vlatai
> 
> spits out
> 
> jbofi'e                   : lujvo :  jbofi'e [lojbo+finpe]
> vlatai                    : lujvo :  vlatai [valsi+tarmi]
> 
> > i think i'll end up doing it as a java function so i can put it 
into 
> > an applet or something later if need be.  is anybody else 
interested 
> > in it?  since it's so less than elegant i'll probably just end up 
> > using it for myself, but i'd be glad to give out the url if i end 
up 
> > putting it out as a web app, or if someone wants the 
code/bytecode.
> 
> Having something that would run as a web-page applet would be a good
> thing.
> 
> -- 
> Richard.
> ---------------------------------+----------------------------------
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