Once upon a time elzubeir at arabeyes dot org wrote @ Mon, 19 May 2003 10:17:32 -0400 > Salam, > Salam > I guess it's time for me to let everyone know what my plans are for Duali. > After some testing (never enough, but thanks to all you guys who > volunteered it and those who were coerced into it ;), I have decided that > it is time to start moving to the C++ implementation. I know that we don't get enough testing for our code, That's a very bad thing, But nothing can be done! > What you can expect from the C++ implementation (initial release plan) will > be as follows: > > 1. Ability to spellcheck (most known Arabic encodings) > 2. Interactive interface (similar to that of aspell/ispell)-- ie. can > change words, fix them, etc. as they are found. > 3. Ability to add an auxilary dictionary for your own custom words. > 4. API to plug-in to 3rd party applications (text editors, word processors, > etc.) Isn't there plans for a C binding ? I'm currently working on aspell/pspell support for katoob, and sure i'd like to integrate duali too Or can you give me a draft C++ API so i may try and develop a C bindings ? > If you are interested in helping out with Duali's C++ port, please do let > me know (via the 'developer' list, no private emails please). The Python > code will serve as a good guide as to how I plan to continue work on the > project. After all, the whole point of the Python version was to be an > equivalent of pseudo code that actually executes ;) Sadly i know only C and my C++ knowledge is not enough for this, I know nothing about python too But if there is anything i can help with, I'll be glad. I'll be completely free after 20th of the next month "clash with your above date!" -- ---------------- -- Katoob Main Developer Linux registered user # 224950 ICQ # 58475622 FIRST make it run, THEN make it run fast "Brian Kernighan".
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