ODict
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| − | '''ODict''' is a format for storing language dictionaries (AKA glossaries). It is based on [[FlatBuffers]] and [[Snappy]], and is intended to be | + | '''ODict''' is a format for storing language dictionaries (AKA glossaries). It is based on [[FlatBuffers]] and [[Snappy]], and is intended to be comparable to [[StarDict]] and the [[Apple dictionary]] format, but not tied to one specific program.<ref>https://odict.org/ → Introduction</ref> It can be "compiled" from an XML format called "'''ODXML'''".<ref>https://odict.org/odxml</ref> |
== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:16, 1 September 2020
ODict is a format for storing language dictionaries (AKA glossaries). It is based on FlatBuffers and Snappy, and is intended to be comparable to StarDict and the Apple dictionary format, but not tied to one specific program.[3] It can be "compiled" from an XML format called "ODXML".[4]
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[edit] Specifications
[edit] Software
- Reference "compiler"
- Library for reading Odict files, in Java
- Babylon2Odict, converter from BGL
- "freedict", converter from TEI
- Lingoes2Odict, converter from Lingoes
- stardict2odict, converter from StarDict
[edit] Links
[edit] References
- ↑ https://odict.org/spec
- ↑ First Git commit of https://github.com/odict/odict
- ↑ https://odict.org/ → Introduction
- ↑ https://odict.org/odxml
