At the Jozef Stefan Institute and the Centre for Language Resources and Technologies at the University of Ljubljana, we are converting old bilingual dictionaries into DMLex format. These dictionaries started out as printed books and were later moved into custom XML formats. Now, we are creating scripts that map their XML elements to DMLex. We use XML serialization, along with the Core module and any other modules needed. This work is still in progress, but once we finish, the DMLex files will be made public, most of them under a CC BY 4.0 SA license. At the same time, we are also adding DMLex-based import and export features to our dictionary database.

Best regards,

Andraž Repar, JSI

At the Jozef Stefan Institute and the Centre for Language Resources and Technologies at the University of Ljubljana, we are converting old bilingual dictionaries into DMLex format. These dictionaries started out as printed books and were later moved into custom XML formats. Now, we are creating scripts that map their XML elements to DMLex. We use XML serialization, along with the Core module and any other modules needed. This work is still in progress, but once we finish, the DMLex files will be made public, most of them under a CC BY 4.0 SA license. At the same time, we are also adding DMLex-based import and export features to our dictionary database.

Best regards,

Andraž Repar, JSI