How to create your own mobipocket dictionary for any language:

[Teom@n]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

That depends on your technical skills. If your MS Excel spreadsheet contains only two columns you could save it as a tab-delimited text file and process it with tab2opf.py.
If you're familiar with regular expressions, you could also convert the tab-delimited text file directly using a couple of regular expressions.

I have a computer skills so I will try to do my best.

Thanks.

[Teom@n]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

That depends on your technical skills. If your MS Excel spreadsheet contains only two columns you could save it as a tab-delimited text file and process it with tab2opf.py.
If you're familiar with regular expressions, you could also convert the tab-delimited text file directly using a couple of regular expressions.

Do you know any script(python, etc.) for converting huge html files to other formats?

[Doitsu]

Originally Posted by Teom@n

Do you know any script(python, etc.) for converting huge html files to other formats?

I usually use the Python bs4 library for HTML parsing.

[Teom@n]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

I usually use the Python bs4 library for HTML parsing.

Ok, I will try it. Thanks.

[Teom@n]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

I usually use the Python bs4 library for HTML parsing.

hi,

could you share the script/commands that you were using for converting html to text? I have a html file(124mb) which I took it from a mobi file. I installed the python and beautifulsoap.

could you guide me?

thanks

[Doitsu]

Originally Posted by Teom@n

could you share the script/commands that you were using for converting html to text? I have a html file(124mb) which I took it from a mobi file. I installed the python and beautifulsoap.

Unfortunately, I can't help you with that, because scripts and commands will vary depending on the exact input and output formats. However, BS4 is well documented. For example:

soup.get_text()

will strip all tags from an HTML file.

If you're not a Python programmer, you could also use a text editor with regular expressions support, e.g. Notepad++, to remove unwanted tags or convert them to a different format.

[Teom@n]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

Unfortunately, I can't help you with that, because scripts and commands will vary depending on the exact input and output formats. However, BS4 is well documented. For example:

soup.get_text()

will strip all tags from an HTML file.

If you're not a Python programmer, you could also use a text editor with regular expressions support, e.g. Notepad++, to remove unwanted tags or convert them to a different format.

Thanks mate.

[sayonaroo]

Could someone make one for me? I cannot figure out how to use python

I wanted to make a kindle dictionary out of the korean-Japanese naver dictionary

http://download.huzheng.org/babylon/japanese/

It says

You can convert any babylon .bgl file to StarDict format by the PyGlossary tool, just visit: http://pyglossary.sourceforge.net

[Phionz Paranto]

Originally Posted by thomass

why don't you try one to see.

BTW: attached an Indonesian – English dict with ~22300 words (stardict-quick)

I have downloaded and tried this dictionary to see if it works well. I found that this dictionary is very simple and basic for Indonesian-English. Do you have the most updated one? It's 2019 now. Thank you very much.

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by Phionz Paranto

I have downloaded and tried this dictionary to see if it works well. I found that this dictionary is very simple and basic for Indonesian-English. Do you have the most updated one? It's 2019 now. Thank you very much.

The last time thomass visited Mobileread was a year ago. And yes, it's been 8 years since that dictionary was posted. The advice on how to create your own dictionary is still valid so you may want to apply it. Or if your time is worth more, you might purchase an Indonesian/English dictionary from Amazon. Check Kindle Default Dictionaries Indonesian for example.