#!/usr/bin/perl -w -s

use Lingua::StarDict::Gen;

my $f=shift or die("usage: $0 [-l=EN] file.term\n");
our ($l,$i);

my $base =$f;
my $s="/";
$base =~ s!^(.*/)?(.*)\.term$!$2!;
my $dic=Lingua::StarDict::Gen::loadDict(
  { type=>"term",
    ($l? (lang=> $l) : ()),
  },$f);

if($i){ Lingua::StarDict::Gen::writeDict($dic,$base); }
else  { mkdir "D";
        if ( $^O eq "MSWin32") {$s="\\"} 
        Lingua::StarDict::Gen::writeDict($dic,$base,"D$s"); }


__END__

=encoding utf8

=head1 NAME

term2stardict - generates a StarDict dictionary from a term file

=head1 SYNOPSIS

 term2stardict [-l=...] [-i] file.term

=head1 DESCRIPTION

With C<-i> (install) -- output directory is "/usr/share/stardict/dic/",
"c:\ProgramFiles\stardict\dic" or similar.

By default, output is sent to directory D

With C<-l=PT>, language will be "PT"

By default, language is the first language of the first concept.

=head2 term format

Concepts separeted by empty lines

Each line:

 language  termlist (separeated by ";" or ".")

Example:

 %encoding uft8

 EN cat
 PT gato
 FR chat
 DEF ....

 EN house ; building
 PT casa; apartamento; prédio
 ...

=head1 AUTHOR

J.Joao Almeida, jj@di.uminho.pt

=head1 SEE ALSO

perl(1).

Lingua::StarDict::Gen

thesaurus2stardict

=cut