Re: [tlug] xjdic binary error

[jeraldweinstein@example.com]

Correct, I have not added any lines to the "vconj" file?

this is my directory/file setup:

/usr/jdics
romkana.cnv
edict                          kanjstroke   vconj
gnu_licence            radicals.tm
          kanjidic               radkfile

/root/bin
Makefile

however when I do "find .xjdicrc"

I get

/root/bin/.xjdicrc.skel

but it appears to be missing!  I can't even "cat .xjdicrc.skel".

The same "missing" file situation happends with xjdxgen as follows...

locate xjdxgen
/usr/bin/exjdxgen.c
/usr/bin/xjdxgen.c
/usr/bin/xjdxgen

As you can see, the binary is there however it is not listed in /usr/bin when I
changedir to /usr/bin.  Only the xjdic binary is there.

In my dictionary directory called "xjdics" are....

Makefile          xjdcomm.c         xjdic23.WHATSNEW  xjdrad.c
dotar24*          xjdfrontend.c     xjdic24.WHATSNEW  xjdsa.c
exjdxgen.c        xjdic.1           xjdic24.inf       xjdservcomm.c
makekanjstroke.c  xjdic.h           xjdic24.install   xjdserver.c
xjdclient.c       xjdic22.WHATSNEW  xjdic24.tar       xjdxgen.c

Thanks for your help.




-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Breen <Jim.Breen@example.com>
Sent: Dec 16, 2003 7:36 PM
To: tlug@example.com
Subject: Re: [tlug] xjdic binary error

jeraldweinstein@example.com wrote:
>> 
>> In my efforts to install and run xjdic, I have almost succeeded.
>> 
>> I have followed the link provided by Professor Breen as posted.
>> 
>> I now have the following message after doing "xjdic" at a kterm window...
>> 
>>  xjdic
>> XJDIC Version 2.4 (Japanese Dictionary) Copyright J.W.Breen 2003.
>>    Stand-alone mode
>> Loading Dictionary and Index files.  Please wait...
>> Verb data overflow. Ignoring following entries

Curious. I assume you haven't added any lines to the "vconj" file?

>> Unable to open: /usr/jdics.xjdx

So you have a file called "jdics" listed in your .xjdicrc file?

>> I remember that xjdxgen.h was extracted on install, however during the
>> installation, (step (i), I think) when running the command

Erm. There is no file called "xjdxgen.h", just "xjdxgen.c". "make all"
should have made a binary for it.

>> "xjdxgen SA -d /pathname/edict"   

Looks as though a few things have been conflated. There is no -d option
for xjdxgen. The "-d dictionary_file" option is for the xjdic program.
The "SA" is a tag meaning StandAlone. As it say in the man page:

	"Options are tagged: CL, SA or SV according  to  whether  they
	are applicable  to the Client, Stand-alone or Server versions."

>> a "command not found" error resulted.

Make sure you have a xjdxgen binary.

>> Are these related errors?
>> 
>> Currently I am using kinput2 + Wnn server and 
>> am entering Japanese text into a GVIM window.
>> 
>> My UTF-8 is set as the LANG locale variable.

xjdic operates with the kterm set to either EUC-JP or ISO-2022-jp. It
ignores the LANG variable.

I can help more, but I need to know what is in the .xjdicrc file, and
a list of files in your dictionary directory.

For SuSE there is a standard install script for xjdic that Mike Fabian
made, and I think there is a standard Debian install too.

Jim

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