rmgroup in kanjidic2 DTD

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Martin Pfundmair

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Jul 10, 2021, 2:22:07 AM7/10/21
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Hi everyone,

I have a quick question about the kanjidic2 xml schema.
states that there could be multiple `rmgroup` elements in a `reading_meaning` element
 
to enable the handling of the situation where the meaning is differentiated by reading

I've searched the latest KanjiDic2 XML but came up empty for a kanji where that would actually be the case. Am I missing something or are there actually no current kanji with more than one `rmgroup`?

I'm sorry if this has been asked before, I wasn't able to find anything in the archives.
Btw, Is there a good way to search the archive at https://www.edrdg.org/jmdict_edict_list/ ?
My current way is using a google search with `site:` modifier like 

Best regards,
Martin

Jim Breen

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Jul 10, 2021, 3:13:54 AM7/10/21
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Hi Martin and everyone.

That structure in the DTD is/was to allow for possible future
groupings of readings and meaning, e.g. for 生 aligning birth with う.まれ
and raw/fresh/etc. with なま. Unfortunately, the work towards that has
never been done, so kanjidic2.xml has them all in one group, as was
the case with the original kanjidic2.

Who knows - some enthusiastic volunteer might want to volunteer to do
the hard work of doing all that grouping.

Cheers

Jim
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Martin Pfundmair

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Jul 10, 2021, 3:28:57 AM7/10/21
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Thank you for the clarification, Jim!

Yes, that seems like a daunting task.


Martin
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