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irishpolyglot (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月12日上午3:02:30
If anyone is testing out LWT give it a whirl and use a link similar to CS's in the dictionary:
http://lernu.net/cgi-bin/serchi.pl?delingvo=en&allingvo=eo&modelo=###
If people have a similar link for Revo, for a second dictionary, let me know!
Please do let Esperanto speakers know about LWT - it's as good as having Lernu's fantastic reading system all over the web.
ContextSwitch (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月18日下午4:06:23
jean-luc:Just as a note, one should reverse en and eo in the link for having a en->eo translation.Indeed, also many other languages can be used as parameters but in my (very limited) testing it seems that at least one language code must be "eo" which is unsurprising.
darkweasel (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月18日下午4:31:54
ContextSwitch:Of course - after all, the dictionary on the right-hand side of every lernu! page can translate only to and from Esperanto as well.jean-luc:Just as a note, one should reverse en and eo in the link for having a en->eo translation.Indeed, also many other languages can be used as parameters but in my (very limited) testing it seems that at least one language code must be "eo" which is unsurprising.
will_gilbert (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月19日下午3:39:07
irishpolyglot:[/quote]I took advantage of this URL in writing this web app:
http://lernu.net/cgi-bin/serchi.pl?delingvo=en&allingvo=eo&modelo=###
http://informagen.org/mobile-eo/
WARNING Technical Talk ahead:
I used a PHP routine to access the above URL, parsed it into JSON and return it via a JSONP call. A JSONP URL can be invoked directly from browser, bypassing the Same Origin Policy.
http://informagen.org/mobile-eo/jsonp-server/eo-fe...