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Package Samples:

• com.mayhoo.kanji.tools
• com.mayhoo.kanji.xml.types
• com.mayhoo.kanji.xml

Classes:

• KanjiDic2KanjiXML: This is a program to read a kanjidic file (in it's origianl format by Jim Breen) and translate it into an XML version of the file (in Duane May's XML file format) The program can be run as follows: java com.mayhoo.kanji.KanjiDic2KanjiXML kanjidic kanjiXml.xml This will translate a file kanjidic in the original format to a file kanjiXml.xml in the XML format. See the project files on Sourceforge for more information: http://kanjixml.sourceforge.net/
• KanjiDicReader: KanjiDicReader enables the reading of the Kanjidic file format created by Jim Breen. The class reads the file and produces a data structure related to the XML file format by Duane May, which was origianlly based on the kanjidic format. The class consists of one function load and the classes constructor. A file is imported as follows: KanjiDicReader reader = new KanjiDicReader( filename ); KanjiDic theDictionary = reader.load();
• Reading: The japanese readings, with indications for prefixes/suffixes, its okurigana. ON-yomi are in katakana and KUN-yomi are in hiragana. There may be several classes of reading fields, with special classes marked as such. The current classes, are: - special "nanori" (i.e. name) readings, - a radical, and the radical name is not already a reading.
• ReadingType: The japanese readings, with indications for prefixes/suffixes, its okurigana. ON-yomi are in katakana and KUN-yomi are in hiragana. There may be several classes of reading fields, with special classes marked as such. The current classes, are: - special "nanori" (i.e. name) readings, - a radical, and the radical name is not already a reading.
• JapaneseCharacter: JapaneseCharacter contains static functions to do various tests on characters to determine if it is one of the various types of characters used in the japanese writing system. There are also a functions to translate between Katakana, Hiragana, and Romaji.
• JapaneseString: JapaneseString contains static functions to do various tests on Strings to determine if it consists one of the various types of characters used in the japanese writing system. There are also a functions to translate between Katakana, Hiragana, and Romaji.
• Kanjidic: The Kanjidic root elementr. This XML file format was originally derived from the kanjidic project by Jim Breen. The same license applies to the information with in this document as with the original.
• Stroke: The stroke count. There is at least one per kanji. If more than one, one is considered the accepted count, while others common miscounts and marked as such.
• StrokeType: The stroke count. There is at least one per kanji. If more than one, one is considered the accepted count, while others common miscounts and marked as such.
• Meaning: The meaning of the kanji, in various languages. Currently since the file was derived from the Kanjidic file only english is given.
• MeaningType: The meaning of the kanji, in various languages. Currently since the file was derived from the Kanjidic file only english is given.
• Tohsaku: The book number, chapter and index within the chapter of the kanji in the 2-volume Yookoso series by Yasuhiko Tohsaku.
• TohsakuType: The book number, chapter and index within the chapter of the kanji in the 2-volume Yookoso series by Yasuhiko Tohsaku.
• Sjis: The Shift JIS code whioch is only applicable for the JIS X 0208-1990 set of characters. It is given in hex and decimal.
• Morohashi: The index number and volume.page respectively of the kanji in the 13-volume Morohashi "Daikanwajiten.
• MorohashiType: The index number and volume.page respectively of the kanji in the 13-volume Morohashi "Daikanwajiten.
• UnicodeType: The Unicode encoding of the kanji. There is exactly one per line.
• Kanji: Each of the kanji has an element to track its various indices.
• KanjiType: Each of the kanji has an element to track its various indices.
• Jis: The JIS X 0208-1990 code value is given in hex and decimal.
• Jis208: The JIS X 0208-1990 code value is given in hex and decimal.
• Jis212: The JIS X 0212 code value is given in hex and decimal.
• Unicode: The Unicode code value is given in hex and decimal.
• JisType: The JIS encoding from the JIS X 0212-1990 set.
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