module WWWJDic

Allowed parameters for configuration

All parameters for configuration

Numeric codes for language-specific dictionaries

Numeric codes for dictionaries usage

Naming for all supported dictionaries

Mapping between dictionaries names with codes

Mapping between dictionaries codes with names

Display modes

KANJIDIC letter codes (see www.edrdg.org/kanjidic/kanjidic.html)

U

the Unicode/ISO 10646 code of the kanji in hexadecimal;

N

the index in Nelson (Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character

Dictionary)

B

the classification radical number of the kanji (as in Nelson);

C

the “classical” radical number (where this differs from the one

used in Nelson);

S

the total stroke-count of the kanji;

G

the “grade” of the kanji, In this case, G2 means it is a Jouyou

(general use) kanji taught in the second year of elementary schooling in Japan;

H

the index in Halpern (New Japanese-English Character

Dictionary);

F

the rank-order frequency of occurrence of the kanji in Japanese;

P

the “SKIP” coding of the kanji, as used in Halpern;

K

the index in the Gakken Kanji Dictionary (A New Dictionary of

Kanji Usage);

L

the index in Heisig (Remembering The Kanji);

I

the index in the Spahn & Hadamitsky dictionary.

Q

the Four-Corner code;

MN,MP

the index and page number in the 13-volume Morohashi

“DaiKanWaJiten”;

E

the index in Henshall (A Guide To Remembering Japanese

Characters);

Y

the PinYin (Chinese) pronunciation(s) of the kanji;

k is the key type:

for dictionary lookups
    for English keys use E, or P to get just "common words", Q

to get an “exact match” and R to get both;

for Japanese keys use J (this is mandatory for romaji keys),

P to get just “common words” (doesn't work with romaji), K for keys starting with kanji (first position), and L for kanji keys in any position.

for kanji lookups, use M followed by the KANJIDIC letter codes

(B, U, V, N, etc.) or J if a reading or kanji is being provided. An optional stroke-count or stroke-count range can be included by placing it between “=” characters;

for text glossing use G, or H to turn on the "no repeated

translations“ option.

for multi-radical kanji lookups use J for jouyou kanji-only, H

to include JIS X 0212 kanji, and X for anything else. An optional stroke-count or stroke-count range can be included by placing it between “=” characters.

for example sentence lookups with indexed words use E for EUC,

ISO-2022-JP or UCS, S for Shift_JIS and U for UTF-8, followed by “lookupword=n=kana=”. The kana is optional and is there to disambiguate between different headwords. For “n”, 1 => random selection of 10, anything else => display up to 100 sentences starting at n.

for example sentence lookups using a regular expression, use E

for EUC, ISO-2022-JP or UCS, S for Shift_JIS and U for UTF-8, followed by the search string. Up to 99 example sentences may be displayed.

Example basic URI (profile part) for testing purposes.

URIs for Backdoor Entry/API

Reference URI for Backdoor Entry/API

Monash URI for Backdoor Entry/API

Current version number for WWWJDic gem.