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Yomichan Import
Yomichan Import allows users of the Yomichan extension to import custom dictionary files. It currently supports the following formats:
Yomichan Import is being expanded to support other EPWING dictionaries based on user demand. This is a mostly non-technical (although laborious) process that requires writing regular expressions and creating font tables; volunteer contributions are welcome.
Installation
Builds of Yomichan Import are currently available for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. The necessary version of Zero-EPWING is included for processing EPWING dictionaries.
- yomichan-import_linux.tar.gz: (GTK+ 3 required for GUI)
- yomichan-import_darwin.tar.gz
- yomichan-import_windows.zip (64 bit Vista or above, no console output)
Basic Usage
Please follow the steps outlined below to import your custom dictionary into Yomichan:
- Launch the
yomichan-import
executable after extracting the entire archive. - Specify the source path of the dictionary you wish to convert.
- Specify the target path of the dictionary ZIP archive that you wish to create.
- Press the button labeled Import dictionary... and wait for processing to complete.
- On the Yomichan options page, browse to the dictionary ZIP archive file you created.
- Wait for the import progress to complete before closing the options page.
Notice: When converting EPWING dictionaries on Windows, it is important that the dictionary path you provide does not contain non-ASCII characters (including Japanese characters). This problem is due to the fact that the EPWING library used by Zero-EPWING, does not support such paths. Attempts to convert dictionaries stored in paths containing illegal characters will cause the conversion process to fail.