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Re: Glosario de novática y otros glosarios



	Navegando atraves de los links de la pagina http://www.dict.org 
encontre una referencia a una utilidad "dicttools" para la generación de 
ficheros indice de diccionarios en: 
http://woe.transas.com/mss/dict/dicttools/index.html
y estamos de suerte por que el autor tenia una versión en paquete debian:




Package: dicttools
Status: install ok installed
Installed-Size: 43
Maintainer: Michael Sobolev <mss@transas.com>
Version: 1.0.1
Depends: sgml-base, cost
Description: Dictionary Tools
 This package provides a set of tools for working with dictionaries.
 .
 The dictionaries are stored in a special format, and then are converted to the
 format desired by the user.



Te copio tambien algo del README.eng de la documentación original del paquete:



Summary.
    This package contains three scripts, one stylesheet and an example. :)

Introduction.
    Well, the purpose of this package is to create something that would help to
    support dictionaries.  There are many options.  The first is to have a
    simple plain text dictionary that is suitable for everybody, the drawback
    is that if it gets larger, it becomes harder to maintain (like sorting
    etc).  The second is to create a HTML file.  This method has the same
    problem as the previous one.  My approach is to use SGML.  I believe, there
    is a whole lot of other possibilities, but I chosen this one since I wanted
    to make something with SGML :), to be able to create any other format on
    demand, and to make it easier to maintain (the latter is provided since
    SGML files are rather easy to read by computer program. the keyword is
    rather :).

Contents.
    So what we have.  The dtd directory has a simple DTD (you have suggestions?
    please send me them) for a dictionary.  dicttools.catalog file is what is
    needed for SGML tools (here I use cost, which, in turn, makes use of
    nsgmls).  And three scripts: dict2html converts the source file into HTML,
    dict2dict converts the source file into something that can be used with
    dict server, and dictsort provides a sort facility of some kind.
    Please also note that I try to create a Debian (http://www.debian.org)
    package and if you are running Debian system, this package will set up
    everything you need.

Requirements.
    The first of all you need cost (http://www.flightlab.com/cost/cost.html),
    what means that you also need nsgmls which comes with sp package on Debian
    or you can get it from James Clark's site http://www.jclark.com/, and TCL.
    And, what is the most important, the desire to use it. :)
     
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	Esto ultimo del "cost" es lo que mas problemas me dio porque ninguno de
dos paquetes son oficiales y me estan dando problemas con las dependecias.

	Espero que tengas mas suerte que yo y que te sirva para algo todo esto,
ya me contaras.


Kilian Pérez González.
 
El dom 26 mar 2000 a las 11:50:56 +0200, Ricardo Villalba escribia:

> 
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: Javier Fdz-Sanguino Pen~a <jfs@ieeesb.etsit.upm.es>
> Para: Lista de Internacionalización al español
> <debian-l10n-spanish@lists.debian.org>
> Fecha: lunes 20 de marzo de 2000 19:59
> Asunto: Glosario de novática y otros glosarios
> 
> 
> >
> >        Sólo indicaros que existe un excelente glosario de términos
> >en http://www.ati.es/PUBLICACIONES/novatica/glointv2.html, voy a
> ponerlo
> >en la información de las traducciones.
> >        Me gustaría asimismo que me indicarais la existencia de otros
> >glosarios (la RAE? Cervantes?) para poner una lista de enlaces a sitios
> >dónde existan glosarios útiles para los traductores.
> >        En realidad, lo que creo que sería definitivo es que estos
> glosarios
> >estuvieran disponibles en formato 'dict' ¿algún voluntario para
> hacerlo?
> 
> 
> Yo podría intentar hacerlo si supiera cómo. Me he bajado el dict y el
> dictd. En el manual del dictd se especifica cómo debe ser el formato del
> fichero indice, pero está claro que ese fichero no se puede crear de
> forma manual (sería tarea de chinos). Me imagino que debe haber algún
> programa o script que lo haga pero el manual no dice nada.
> 
> --
> Ricardo Villalba
> rvm@linuxfan.com
> rvmsoft@wanadoo.es
> http://members.xoom.com/rvmsoft
> 
> 
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