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Debian Dict on debian-women website



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Hi!

I installed a new version of the script creating the dicts last night. But I noticed that nobody ever touched the dicts since the old program version was installed about more than three months ago on request (see discussion in IRC and the website maling list).

Now there are three ways to go on:

- - Either content and configuration will be managed by debian-women members there, - - Or I switch back to rsyncing the dicts (patches/changes for the page header and footer can be send to me)
- - remove the dicts from d-w, if nobody cares them

Doing manual changes on both places is double work. So I am not volunteering to do that, but someone else may do. I'll help to get started then.

Further work:

Now that I solved the problems to get the program creating the dicts running with perl 5.8 there are some issues left for me to do.

- - Add special sortings for new languages
- - Rewrite the main sub for creating the pages
- - Write better documentation for the program and a manual on adding languages and entries
- - find translators
- - include full dictd support [1]
- - Bug fixing ;-)

Other ideas related to the dictionaries are:
- - creating special dicts (e. g. for packaging)
- - include the dicts somewhere in the debian web tree

[1] The dict files for dictd work perfectly with Serpento as dict server but not with dictd but can be converted using dictfmt now. When the program originally was written, dictd had no support for files in utf-8. Now dictd has, but the format of the dicts did change. The pitty is, that the format for dictd files is not well documented at all. There is nothing more than in the current manpage.

greetings

Jutta

- -- http://www.witch.westfalen.de
http://witch.muensterland.org

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