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PROGRAM:
NAME
createPYMB, readPYBase, readPYMB, mb2org, scel2org - fcitx Pinyin related tools
SYNOPSIS
createPYMB <PinyinFile> <PhraseFile>
readPYBase [-b <PinyinMBFile>] [-h]
readPYMB [-f <PhraseMBFile>] [-s] [-h]
mb2org [-b <PinyinMBFile>] [-f <PhraseMBFile>] [-s] [-h]
scel2org [-o <Phrase File>] [-h]
DESCRIPTION
-b <PinyinMBFile>
If not specified, it will read system default pybase.mb.
-f <PhraseMBFile>
If not specified, it will read user default PhraseMBFile, which is
~/.config/fcitx/pyusrphrase.mb.
-s If specified, it will read PhraseMBFile as system format, otherwise will read it as
user format.
-h display help and exit
Pinyin File
Pinyin File is a file with pinyin and one character per line, separated with space.
One available file is in the source of fcitx, named gbkpy.org.
Phrase File
Phrase File is a file with full pinyin separated with ' and the corresponding
phrase. The default phrase file of fcitx can be downloaded at
http://fcitx.googlecode.com/files/pinyin.tar.gz.
Pinyin MB File
Pinyin MB File is the binary format of Pinyin File.
Phrase MB File
Phrase MB File is the binary format of Pinyin File, user's history phrase mb file
is ~/.config/fcitx/pyuserphrase.mb. There is two different format, one is system
format which can only generated by createPYMB , and other is user format which can
only generated while input with fcitx Pinyin IM.
Output of createPYMB will be pybase.mb, which is Pinyin MB File, and pyphrase.mb, which is
Phrase MB File.
Output of mb2org, readPYBase and readPYMB will be stdout. readPYBase and readPYMB are
designed to output more debug message of Pinyin MB File and Phrase MB File. mb2org will
output in the format of Phrase File.
scel2org is used for transform Sogou Scel File to Phrase File of fcitx. Output of scel2org
will be stdout if -o is not used.
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