Thread: dictutil: Tools, documentation, and libraries related to Kobo dictionaries
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Old 06-22-2020, 01:40 AM   #82
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Originally Posted by Alanon View Post
I used a combination of makedict (which I can no longer find?)
makedict

But I would recommend using PyGlossary, makedict is deprecated and abandoned by the author.
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to what format do I need to convert a .dsl dictionary for best results with dictutils?
(lsd -> dsl) dsl -> StarDict -> Penelope -> dictzip-decompile
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