radioman
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I had a some ideas on sentence study, starting on today's ideas first. They are:
1) Is there is a way to add a feature to Pleco to cycle through dictionaries when doing a full text search. For example, If I search "#not so", I want to go from definition/example sentence to the next. The way the system works right now (if I'm not mistaken) it requires me to tap to the next dictionary. and cycle down through the list of definitions containing the text string.
2) On Pleco Forums, I downloaded the file that has 20,000 sentences (actually its really 2500 or so). Referencing the above desire to do text string searches, and knowing that the custom personal dictionaries will not currently allow to full text searches, I was hoping that if I imported the file (Hanzi/Pinyin/English) in as an English==>Chinese dictionary, I could search the English definition some how, including partial strings. For example, the sentence "I am not so sure", if searched by "not so" would find the English phrase "I am not so sure" (or would it have to contain the beginning portion of the string?).
1) Is there is a way to add a feature to Pleco to cycle through dictionaries when doing a full text search. For example, If I search "#not so", I want to go from definition/example sentence to the next. The way the system works right now (if I'm not mistaken) it requires me to tap to the next dictionary. and cycle down through the list of definitions containing the text string.
2) On Pleco Forums, I downloaded the file that has 20,000 sentences (actually its really 2500 or so). Referencing the above desire to do text string searches, and knowing that the custom personal dictionaries will not currently allow to full text searches, I was hoping that if I imported the file (Hanzi/Pinyin/English) in as an English==>Chinese dictionary, I could search the English definition some how, including partial strings. For example, the sentence "I am not so sure", if searched by "not so" would find the English phrase "I am not so sure" (or would it have to contain the beginning portion of the string?).