BGL
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| − | BGL files begin with {{magic|12 34 00 01}} if they are little-endian and {{magic|12 34 00 02}} if they are | + | BGL files begin with {{magic|12 34 00 01}} if they are little-[[Endianness|endian]] and {{magic|12 34 00 02}} if they are big-endian.<ref>Goldendict source → bgl_babylon.cc → Babylon::open()</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:53, 28 July 2020
BGL is a format for storing language dictionaries (AKA glossaries). It is closely associated with a company and program called "Babylon", and is therefore often called Babylon BGL.
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Identification
BGL files begin with 12 34 00 01 if they are little-endian and 12 34 00 02 if they are big-endian.[2]
Software
Sample Files
Links
- How to convert .bgl (babylon dictionary) to stardict format@in [sic] windows 7?
- Good offline dictionaries for GoldenDict (References files in other formats as well]
References
- ↑ Apparent release of the Babylon software; see e.g. footer of https://web.archive.org/web/20030801082738/http://www.babylon.com/gloss/glossaries.html
- ↑ Goldendict source → bgl_babylon.cc → Babylon::open()
