Re: tlug: Hash tables

[Viktor Pavlenko <pavlenko@example.com>]

You might consider SWISH-E (http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/SWISH-E/).

It's not exactly what you need (it's for indexing HTML and text
documents) but maybe you can use it for your purpose by putting your
data inside <META> HTML tags -- just an idea.

CGI script examples are also there.
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Viktor Pavlenko

P.S. But well why not to use the darn Perl DB modules?..


>>>>> "FB" == <Frank> writes:

    FB> I have another question related to this translators' site I'm
    FB> putting together.  Having translated a small portion of the
    FB> Japanese Code of Civil Procedure, I now need to implement a
    FB> feature that I've put off until now: an online dictionary of
    FB> equivalents.

    FB> This isn't a proper dictionary; we only need a simple list of
    FB> recommended equivalents, to help keep usage consistent across
    FB> the entire archive (especially important when lots of
    FB> translators are cooperating in a single project).  Something
    FB> like:

    FB>   <Japanese term> : <English term 1> <English term 2>

    FB> Nothing fancy.

    FB> So ... DB or something will work.  If I were to fly at this
    FB> without asking questions, I would recompile the tclsh that
    FB> drives the CGI for db support of some description, and use
    FB> that to maintain a hash table containing the equivalents.

    FB> I can do this, but ... is there a better way?  (And please
    FB> don't insist on Perl --- I know that it has been able to link
    FB> db files to array vars for donkey's years.  We may reimplement
    FB> this thing in another lingo later on, but for the moment I'm
    FB> trying to keep my life simple and my computer lingo-related
    FB> learning curves flattish.  Just lazy, I guess :).

    FB> Many thanks for any help, Frank Bennett

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