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ShellShock · 11-13-2012, 02:29 PM

AlPe, I have tried following your instructions, but purely within Windows. So I have built marisa 0.2.0 using Visual Studio 2008. I have created an aa.html file like this:

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<html>
<w>
<p><a name="Aardvark"/>A South American animal.</p>
</w>
<w>
<p><a name="Aardman"/>Animators.</p>
</w>
</html>

And my index.txt file looks like this:

Code:

Aardvark
Aardman

I used Notepad++ to create these files, in Dos\Windows ANSI format.

I used 7zip to gzip the aa.html file:

7z a -tgzip aa.html src\aa.html

I used marisa-build to create my words file:

marisa-build src\index.txt > words

And then I used 7Zip to zip the aa.html (gzip format) and words:

7z a -tzip dicttest.zip aa.html words

I put the dicttest.zip into .kobo\dict, but when I go into the Settings, Language, Dictionary, Edit, my dictionary is not listed. Any thoughts?

11-13-2012, 02:29 PM	#40
ShellShock Wizard Posts: 1,176 Karma: 2431850 Join Date: Sep 2008 Device: IPad Mini 2 Retina	AlPe, I have tried following your instructions, but purely within Windows. So I have built marisa 0.2.0 using Visual Studio 2008. I have created an aa.html file like this: Code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <html> <w> <p><a name="Aardvark"/>A South American animal.</p> </w> <w> <p><a name="Aardman"/>Animators.</p> </w> </html> And my index.txt file looks like this: Code: Aardvark Aardman I used Notepad++ to create these files, in Dos\Windows ANSI format. I used 7zip to gzip the aa.html file: 7z a -tgzip aa.html src\aa.html I used marisa-build to create my words file: marisa-build src\index.txt > words And then I used 7Zip to zip the aa.html (gzip format) and words: 7z a -tzip dicttest.zip aa.html words I put the dicttest.zip into .kobo\dict, but when I go into the Settings, Language, Dictionary, Edit, my dictionary is not listed. Any thoughts?