GoogleDoc 1.0h

Short:        Translate texts (+src).
Author:       lombi@iprimus.com.au (Lorence Lombardo)
Uploader:     lombi iprimus com au (Lorence Lombardo)
Type:         comm/tcp
Version:      1.0h
Requires:     reqtools.library, TCP/IP stack, L:KingCON-handler
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


GoogleDoc v1.0h GNU  (C) 2008  Lorence Lombardo.


This program is Free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS For A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License For more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.


Improving this program any further will depend on user feedback and
programing contributions.


GoogleDoc was based on BabelDoc. See "BabelDoc.lha" on the aminet for
related interest.


What the @#$% is GoogleDoc ?

GoogleDoc is a program which allows you to translate documents or text
strings from one language to another via "Google's" translation services.
It can be launched from the WorkBench or CLI. If no parameters are given
from CLI, GoogleDoc will behave the same as if launched from the WorkBench.
There are 3 input modes and they are as follows:-

text: Intended for one line texts since a carraige return will close the
      string requestor. In CLI you may also enter text directly after the
      `text' parameter if you wish.

kcon: Allows you to enter or paste up to 1200 characters and will output
      to a KingCON console and word wrap to your screen size. Refer to
      KingCON documentation for its usage.

file: Allows you convert a text file(s) of unlimited size. In CLI you may 
      also specify file name(s) after the `file' parameter if you wish. 
      The output file will be word wrapped to 76 characters in length and
      will have the same name with a language extension added to it.
      eg. #?.English


WorkBench usage is fairly straight forward and CLI usage is as follows:-

 Usage:-  GoogleDoc <in_lang> <out_lang> <text/kcon/file>

 Languages:-
             ar  =  Arabic
             bg  =  Bulgarian
             zh  =  Chinese
             hr  =  Croatian
             cs  =  Czech
             da  =  Danish
             nl  =  Dutch
             en  =  English
             fi  =  Finnish
             fr  =  French
             de  =  German
             el  =  Greek
             hi  =  Hindi
             it  =  Italian
             ja  =  Japanese
             ko  =  Korean
             no  =  Norwegian
             pl  =  Polish
             pt  =  Portuguese
             ro  =  Romanian
             ru  =  Russian
             es  =  Spanish
             sv  =  Swedish

 eg. GoogleDoc en fr text

If the language parameter is null (="") or invalid then the language
selector will open.


NB:  Support for Hindi and "Bulgarian to English" texts is currently not
     very good. For full support of these languages suggestions on how to
     obtain and interpret these text codes would be welcome.



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