Hello,
First of all, thanks for all the feedback you've been giving since
yesterday !
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 12:38:58AM +0200, Marc Dequènes (Duck) wrote:
> $ dico --host=dico.duckcorp.org --noauth -m kuruma
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "koruma"
> fd-tur-eng "kurama"
> fd-tur-eng "kurma"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kurum"
> fd-tur-eng "kuruma"
> fd-tur-eng "kurumak"
> fd-tur-eng "kurumak"
> fd-tur-eng "kurumak"
> fd-tur-eng "kurutma"
>
> First, i don't understand why i get duplicates. Then, i can't find
> any definition for these entries:
> $ dico --host=dico.duckcorp.org --noauth kurumak
> No match
> or even:
> $ dico --host=dico.duckcorp.org --noauth -d fd-tur-eng kurumak
> No match
>
> Looking for "house" for example, return duplicates too, but
> definitions can be fetched. Perhaps the fd-tur-eng is broken, but i
> don't know how to check this.
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1. I confirm that I get duplicates too, the reason as I see, is that
the matching word has several definitions in that dictionary.
2. I do not have fd-tur-eng here, so I did not get the problem of
getting matches that do not have any definition.
Here, I have fd-deu-eng, so when I run:
dico --host=localhost -m kuruma
I got:
fd-deu-eng "kurkuma"
Which does have a definition indeed.
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