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Originally Posted by skalden
I suppose that something goes wrong in Plato?
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Yes and the underlying bug is fixed in 0.9.1: thank you for the report.
You might still encounter problems due to the poor formatting that plagues many dictionaries.
I would recommend using
sdunpack (I've added
binaries for
Linux and
macOS) and
dictfmt over
PyGlossary for the following reasons:
- You'll be able to unpack a dictionary using dictunformat (dictunformat --headword-separator '|' name.index < name.dict > name.txt), fix typos and formatting mistakes in the source file and regenerate the dictionary using dictfmt.
- When Plato gathers the dictionary names, it will only load the section of the index that contains the metadata entries.
- The index won't be sorted: it already is.
You might ask for help with the formatting problems in
this thread.