Licence statements applying to the files. This document outlines the licence arrangement put in place by The Monies received for use of the files for the furtherĭevelopment of the files, and for research into computer lexicography and Will foster the development of the dictionary files, and will utilize all The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development GroupĪt Monash University (hereafter "the Group"), on the understanding that Of the dictionary files assembled, coordinated and edited by him to the In March 2000, James William Breen assigned ownership of the copyright GENERAL DICTIONARY LICENCE STATEMENT Copyright (C) 2003 The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, Monash University.
#Jedict breen software#
Splitting dictionary database into two separate areas may considerably improve the searching performance.ELECTRONIC DICTIONARY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP - MONASH UNIVERSITY MONASH UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC DICTIONARY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP When you hold Option key when pressing Find button, JEDict will search the name inside ENAMDIC and J_PLACES only.
You may keep ENAMDIC and J_PLACES disabled and activate them only to find a name using option Find shortcut. Two dictionaries ENAMDIC and J_PLACES are necessary only for name searching.
Search time crucially depends on number of active dictionaries. You may drop the text line onto UserDict button, or click on line holding Option or Command key. Double click on any word inside this view sends this word into input field and activates next search.Īny found entry may be sent to user dictionary. Also you may export any text from this view into Kanji page using the page title button as a gate. It will be inserted at the current insertion point marked by blinking cursor. Select the text, then drag and drop it onto Document page title. You also may use Document page to compose simple text files. Text output view is not editable, if you want to compose new text using fragments of found entries, copy these fragments and paste them elsewhere. All these options are selected inside Settings page. You may specify text style and color to highlight the searched pattern inside final output, select text font and size, choose text or color markers to mark parts of speech. JEDict marks these words with period at the end of line.Īll found entries are displayed in Text output view. Also approximately 20,000 entries of EDICT are marked as "the most commonly-used words in Japanese". Speech parts and common-used words options are applicable only to EDICT dictionary, which contains speech part marks almost for all entries. Show popup menu in Word page is to refine text output. This option is useful for finding the shortest English word definition inside Japanese-English dictionary. with option 'are' 39 entries are found in EDICT, whereas 'are exactly' option gives only one entry "kuruma - car, vehicle, wheel". When 'are exactly' option is chosen, the same rule is applied, but delimiter set is narrowed (space, hyphen, slash etc. The difference between 'are' and 'are exactly' is that in case of 'are', JEDict searches for text 'car' surrounded by any two delimiters. For example when searching text 'car', results would beĬontain: car, patrol car, s carlet, cartoon, side car The menu options are: start with, contain, end with, are and are exactly. Search entries that popup menu to define text-matching criteria.History popup menu to retrieve recently searched text.Back button to restore previous user input.Find button to initialize search process.
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