new-words
annotate oneliners.sh @ 43:d532e7b52ab2
-s key support in new-words.py
Now new-words-py.sh -s works in the same way as new-words.sh.
(WPS and UWPS fields are not calculated correctly yet).
Now new-words-py.sh -s works in the same way as new-words.sh.
(WPS and UWPS fields are not calculated correctly yet).
| author | Igor Chubin <igor@chub.in> |
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| date | Fri Jan 28 12:40:58 2011 +0200 (2011-01-28) |
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| rev | line source |
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| igor@20 | 1 temp=/tmp/oneliner$$ |
| igor@20 | 2 while read l |
| igor@20 | 3 do |
| igor@20 | 4 dict -h dictd.xdsl.by -d mueller24 "$l" 2> /dev/null | perl -n -e 'print if ($y and not /^\s*$/) ; $y=1 if /'$l'/;' | grep -v _Syn | grep -v _Ant > $temp |
| igor@20 | 5 if [ `wc -l $temp | awk '{print $1}'` = 1 ] |
| igor@20 | 6 then |
| igor@20 | 7 echo -n $l |
| igor@20 | 8 cat $temp |
| igor@20 | 9 fi |
| igor@20 | 10 done |
| igor@20 | 11 |