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conjugator.c
Conjugator program that demonstrates the C API.
This programs works in Latin-1.
deconjugator.c
Deconjugator program that demonstrates the C API.
This programs works in Latin-1.
FrenchDeconjugatorTester.java
Java program that calls the french-deconjugator command through
two pipes with Runtime.getRuntime().exec().
To compile this program into a native executable using the
GNU Java compiler:
gcj --main=FrenchDeconjugatorTester FrenchDeconjugatorTester.java
This will create an executable called a.out, which expects to find
the french-deconjugator command in the current directory. If this
command is elsewhere, a.out will accept the complete file name of
the french-deconjugator command as an executable:
a.out ../src/commands/french-deconjugator
test-french-deconjugator.pl
Perl program that calls the french-deconjugator command
through two pipes with open2(). This program expects the
french-deconjugator command to be in the PATH.
trans-tenses.pl
Perl program that translates the mode and tense names written
by french-conjugator from English to French (e.g., "infinitive
present" becomes "infinitif présent"). The french-conjugator
command writes these mode and tense names in English so
that they can be used as fixed keywords by other programs.
(The same principle holds for the french-deconjugator command.)
This script writes in UTF-8.
$Id: README,v 1.3 2009/07/03 04:05:40 sarrazip Exp $
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