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On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 11:19:14PM +0100, Zefram wrote:
> Robin Lee Powell wrote:
> >Most people use the dict interface; you can have any program that
> >speaks DICT (like the UNIX program dict, for example) talk to my
> >server.
> 
> That's neat.

I thought so.  Jay Kominek wrote it.

> >If you code Perl, we'd love to have someone do XML or whatever else
> >output.
> 
> I code Perl.

Well, if you're interested, jbvolaste is a Perl app over Mason with
Postgres on the back end.  You could probably hack the dictionary
generation to do other forms of dumps.  I have no idea what would be
most useful, but people seem to get all frothy over XML these days.

You'll need a dk account (aka digitalkingdom.org, aka lojban.org).  Mail
me for that if you're interested in working on this.

-Robin

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