Re: Lexicon management

Mark P. Line wrote:

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>>And there is more! There are examples, hints about the use, the
>>grammatical type of the words, their role in a sentence, sometimes their
>>level of speech, the associated postposition... And I didn't even mentioned
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> If I needed a dictionary with microstructure that rich, I'd use XML and
> Java. (There are other options besides Java, of course, so use what you
> know or learn something new that's going to do the job.)
A very simplified XML is the way I've already started to go... (I'm thinking
hard about it.) And I'll use Python. I don't want fancy elaborate tools with
flashy GUI when 2 or 3 scripts is all that I need.

Luckily, I already use some kind of delimiters in my raw text lexicon. It
won't take long to turn all this into XML. In fact, the hardest part will be
the translation from French into English...  ;-)

See ya,

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