Sdictionary is a dictionary that uses its own dictionary format. Unlike ptkdic or gtkdic, MySQL isn't needed; you can work with dictionary files directly. It uses Unicode, meaning that words and articles all are in UTF-8. There are two index levels, compression, and tools to convert from text files to .dct and vice versa. A Perl/Tk version, libsdict, a C library framework, and a Symbian version are available.
| Operating Systems | Unix Windows SymbianOS |
|---|---|
| Implementation | Perl |


Release Notes: Jotter, export to emacs dot org mode added, and other features. A Debian package was added.


Release Notes: Configuration for pkg-config was added. Dynamic library versions were cleaned up. RPM and deb packages were added. Include headers were reorganized.


Release Notes: Support for variable short index levels was added. A history API was implemented. Zlib sources were dropped (dynamic linking with -lz is done instead). Full support for UTF-8 console and color support were added, and other changes were made in Sdict CLI. Code cleanup was done.


Release Notes: A navigation bug was fixed.


Release Notes: The file format was updated (dct v2). Embedded images and sounds are supported now.
27 Nov 2004 14:18
Re: Linux
> Can you port this program to Linux?
> It looks like a program I would love to
> have.
>
Read the description. It works with Unix or Win32. I have linux and it works fine for me.
27 Nov 2004 01:04
Linux
Can you port this program to Linux?
It looks like a program I would love to have.