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Lingua::ZH::CEDICT::MySQL - MySQL interface for Lingua::ZH::CEDICT
use Lingua::ZH::CEDICT;
$dict = Lingua::ZH::CEDICT->new(source => "MySQL",
host => "localhost",
port => "3306",
db => "dict",
user => "frederik",
password => "pickeldie",
prefix => "CEDICT");
# Connect to MySQL server and search something
$dict->init();
$dict->startMatch('house');
while (my $e = $dict->match()) {
# trad simp pinyin pinyin w/o tones english
print "$e->[0] $e->[1] [$e->[2] / $e->[3]] $e->[4]\n";
}
# or import from textfile and store in database for future use
# (you could also use storable for import)
$tdict = Lingua::ZH::CEDICT->new{src => "Textfile");
$dict->importData($tdict);
This module uses a MySQL database to store the dictionary data. Nice for dictionary websites. Check out http://www.web42.com/zidian/ for an example.
startMatch($key)Performs a select on the database and returns an enumerator. You can
either use it or call match.
my $enum = startMatch($key);
while (my $e = $enum->each()) {
# ...
}
If you are surprised by the matches, take a look at the source code
to see what the select does.
Note that it is your responsibility to ensure that the key doesn't contain malicious input. I suggest using something like
$key =~ s/[^\p{L}\w\d]//g;
(This requires perl 5.6.1)
match()Provided for compatibility with the other modules. Uses the
enumerator generated by startMatch.
Net::MySQL for the connections to MySQL.
Lingua::ZH::CEDICT. (Although you can choose to circumvent it for performance reasons).
Christian Renz, <crenz@web42.com>
Copyright (C) 2002 Christian Renz. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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