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Parameters #2
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Hi,
I've had a hard time myself finding the proper parameters for the wrapper
to work. All I needed from this library was to get the furigana from a
sentence so I didn't include examples beyond that use case.
I've attached the man documentation for the kakasi command line tool, the
parameters for invoking the library are the same:
https://github.com/linguanostra/Kakasi.NET/files/1034355/KakasiDocumentation.pdf
Be mindful of input/output text encoding, I've never been able to get UTF-8
to work properly with this library hence the EUC-JP default encoding is
used.
Regards,
Patrick
…On Sun, May 28, 2017 at 5:38 AM, Insighter2k ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi!
Great work, this project. I used it and I am really satisfied.
The only problem is, I have no clue what parameters I can use and what
they stand for. Can you please enlighten me?
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Thanks for your information. I have written a tool which lets the user read japanese words/sentence and display it via a WPF application. If you get the hang of it, it is "simple",but I had to invest some time to get a breakthrough. I also found this link which gives us more insight to the parameters. Kind regards :) |
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Hi!
Great work, this project. I used it and I am really satisfied.
The only problem is, I have no clue what parameters I can use and what they stand for. Can you please enlighten me?
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