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Comment on YU-NO by procyon

procyon — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 03:11:54 +0000

I finished it 2 days ago and got the last mini end today. (in-game time: 67 hours)

It was absolutely amazing.

One linux-related problem I ran into while playing was that VirtualBox 4.1.2(?) had bugs with slowdown/temporary irresponsiveness that YU-NO was very sensitive to. The latest VirtualBox version (4.1.4) fixed these.

Comment on Small updates by procyon

procyon — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 20:43:24 +0000

Posted the system monitor too now.

Comment on Small updates by procyon

procyon — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 13:40:01 +0000

I posted the cue player in “Post your Handy…”

Comment on Hayanyuu version 2 by procyon

procyon — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 00:33:41 +0000

Thanks, Karol. And thanks for reading my blog. I’ll try updating a bit more often.

Comment on Hayanyuu version 2 by karol

karol — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 16:43:42 +0000

You can give:
kanji
radicals
hiragana (in CAPITALS)
a repetition sign (the & (ASTERISK))
a wildcard (the . (DOT))
and a glob (the * (STAR)).

‘&’ is called an ampersand, asterisk is another name for the star ‘*’:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampersand
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asterisk

Comment on Simple Japanese IME: hayanyuu by procyon

procyon — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 16:07:29 +0000

The xdotool type approach is a bit dodgy.

It often only pastes a few characters…

One thing that should be added is the multi-radical search.

The biggest hurdle is making a database of radical aliases.

This would allow for, for instance:

Desired: 挨拶 (aisatu)

List of data
2 kanji compound
first kanji, radical hand, radical katakana-mu, radical arrow
second kanji, radical hand, radical river, radical evening
first kanji, on reading ai, kun reading hiraku
second kanji, on reading satu, kun reading semaru

So, then you could say something like:
2-hand,arrow-hand

2 kanji compound – hand and arrow in left – hand in right

And it would list everything in edict that matches that.

Which is just aisatu!

I have already posted about this in the multi-radical search, but I’ll repeat the process again:

radkfile lists kanji with 矢:
[挨医勧歓潅観擬疑矯凝矩権侯候喉嫉疾族短知智痴蜘迭鉄薙矧矢俟嗾埃嶷椥欸猴癡矣矮礙竢笶篌簇翳聟肄蔟踟醫鏃雉]

and 扎: (hand)
[挨握扱按掩援押拐拡撹掛括換揮技擬掬拒拠挟掘掲携捲抗拘控拷挫採搾拶撮擦捌撒指持捨授拾抄招捷擾拭振推据摺誓逝拙接摂折撰措捜掃挿掻操捉揃損打托択拓担探抽挑捗掴抵挺提摘擢哲撤投搭撞捺捻撚把播拝排拍抜搬挽批披描扶撫払扮捕抱捧撲抹摸揖揚揺擁抑掠扎扞扣扛扠扨扼抂抉找抒抓抖拔抃抔拗拑抻拆擔拈拜拌拊拂拇抛拉挌拮拱挧挂拯拵捐挾捍搜捏掖掎掀掫捶掏掉掟掵捫捩掾揩揀揆揣揉插揶揄搖搆搓搦搶攝搗搨搏摧摶摎攪撕撓撥撩撈撼據擒擅擇撻擂擱擠擡抬擣擯攬擶擴擲擺擽攘攜攅攤攫晢浙湃箝箍籀]

The first kanji needs to match both, which is where you use the set_intersection script:
[挨擬]

And then you grep for those two lists in edict with some boundaries:
grep -E ‘(^|;)[挨擬][挨握扱按掩援押拐拡撹掛括換揮技擬掬拒拠挟掘掲携捲抗拘控拷挫採搾拶撮擦捌撒指持捨授拾抄招捷擾拭振推据摺誓逝拙接摂折撰措捜掃挿掻操捉揃損打托択拓担探抽挑捗掴抵挺提摘擢哲撤投搭撞捺捻撚把播拝排拍抜搬挽批披描扶撫払扮捕抱捧撲抹摸揖揚揺擁抑掠扎扞扣扛扠扨扼抂抉找抒抓抖拔抃抔拗拑抻拆擔拈拜拌拊拂拇抛拉挌拮拱挧挂拯拵捐挾捍搜捏掖掎掀掫捶掏掉掟掵捫捩掾揩揀揆揣揉插揶揄搖搆搓搦搶攝搗搨搏摧摶摎攪撕撓撥撩撈撼據擒擅擇撻擂擱擠擡抬擣擯攬擶擴擲擺擽攘攜攅攤攫晢浙湃箝箍籀]( |\(|;)’ edict2.utf

Only hit:
挨拶 [あいさつ] /(n,vs,adj-no) (1) greeting/greetings/salutation/salute/(2) speech (congratulatory or appreciative)/address/(3) reply/response/(4) (sl) revenge/retaliation/(exp) (5) (See 御挨拶) a fine thing to say (used as part of a sarcastic response to a rude remark)/(6) (orig. meaning) dialoging (with another Zen practitioner to ascertain their level of enlightenment)/(P)/EntL1151120X/

But yeah, naming all the radicals will be a bit tricky. Maybe I should make some kind of selection like in:
http://jisho.org/kanji/radicals/

Especially if it can auto-shrink a list.

Comment on rtorrent display 1 line per torrent by procyon

procyon — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 21:08:58 +0000

Patch file: http://paste.pocoo.org/raw/202710/

Comment on Browser I by karol

karol — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 10:22:22 +0000

Speaking of browsers: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Wikipedia+Dump+Reader?content=65244

Comment on edict2 Quiz II by karol

karol — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 10:03:08 +0000

I’m not sure they’re working – at least I can’t get them :(

Comment on edict2 multi radical search by procyon

procyon — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 15:58:11 +0000

Splitting things up further... For even more control you can use the script:


#! /bin/bash
kanjigroups=$(for radi in $@; do sed -n "$(echo $radi | sed 's~.~s/&/\&/\;T\;~g;s~$~p~')" kradfile.utf | cut -d\  -f1 | xargs echo | sed 's/^/[/;s/$/]/;s/ //g'; done | tr -d '\n' | sed 's/ //g')
echo "$kanjigroups" | grep -qF '[]' && echo a group of radicals did not match >&2 && echo XXX && exit 1
echo "$kanjigroups"

And use it like this:


$ grep "\b$(./radical_to_regex 田)$(kana i)$(./radical_to_regex 刀)$(kana ri)\b" edict2.utf
思い切り(P);思いっきり(P);思いっ切り;思いきり [おもいきり(思い切り;思いきり)(P);おもいっきり(思いっきり;思いっ切り)(P)] /(adv,n) with all one's strength/with all one's heart/resignation/resolution/(P)/

Using multiple arguments to radical_to_regex will produce kanji choices in a row. The kana script is in 'handy command line programs' in the Forums.