This isn't the original code... this is a new servlet I wrote, which
uses an open source translator written in Java. It may not be ideal
(I am certainly not the world's best Java programmer) but the client
(mostly Chinese-speaking) is happy with the output.
The advantage is I control the source, but that is only helpful if I
know what to change. :)
janine
On Apr 23, 2009, at 1:21 PM, Stephen Deasey wrote:
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Janine Sisk <jan...@furfly.net>
wrote:
Trying again... anyone??? Bueller? :)
Is this tc2sc conversion software actually any good?
I remember you were having the same problem 18 months ago, and you
said that the company that wrote the software has gone out of business
and you don't have the source code.
The world expert on c2c conversion says that many such programs do
only a simple 'level 1' conversion:
http://www.cjk.org/cjk/c2c/c2cbasis.htm
If that's the case for the program you're using, throw it away! You
could perform an equally poor level 1 tc2sc conversion using Tcl's
built-in charset api easily. Level 2 wouldn't be much harder. The
advantage however would be that you would not have to wrestle with
defunct java software and performance-sucking proxies.
Maybe you could figure out how awesome the software is by feeding it
some of the examples from the above web page and see how it measures
up?
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