Thank you so much, I'll be checking this out!
On Jul 26, 12:08 pm, Oleksii Prudkyi <
oleksii.prud...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello,
> I am rechecked
> current state of google dictionary fromhttp://
translate.google.com/translate_dict?q=sabidur%C3%ADa&hl=en&langpair=es|ensame results returned by Translate.Net, i.e.
> functionvoidDoTranslate(stringphrase... here a three parts: - first process result from server, - second extract translation from html, - third extract "Related phrases" dataand store them like translations results (look like this part confuse you)I am hope this info will useful for you
> Best regards,
> Oleksii Prudkyi
> 26.07.2008 21:07, you wrote:Wondering how you get the results from Google's Dictionary, NOT the translator. Hey there, I have been looking into using Google's translating DICTIONARY aspect, but they only have the Translator API open, and am confused on how you were able to successfully work with the dictionary data. Here is an excerpt of what the code looks like from google after the Dictionary runs a search on the word "sabiduría". Google's:
http://www.geocities.com/devthepper/googles.htmand here is your program's Translate.Net'shttp://
www.geocities.com/devthepper/translates.htmAt first I thought the program directly took the HTML results and just threw them into the program's HTML pane, but it does not. Would appreciate info on how you are able to do this, is it just scraping, or something different, as I would really like to be able work with the dictionary aspect of the Google Translator. Thank you, and great work!
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