I am a novice user of Texinfo. I wanna know whether it is possible to write my manual, which is in Persian, using Texinfo or not. I know how to write in English but in Persian not.
Thanks in advance
Yes, Texinfo supports Internationalization.
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There are ~500k code snippets written in proprietary language that I have to port to a new system also using its own proprietary language. I have the following with me
Vocabulary and grammar of source and destination languages
Sample of 1500 converted rules (for training if required) of different complexity
I am not looking for 100% automation but may be a transpiler that may automate part of it. Can it be done using NLP? Have already gone through this, this, Rascal , Haxe and Spoofax. I could not find much documentation on how to create a custom tranpiler.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
I am familiar with Stanford Core NLP and NER. I know how to make my own version of entities and how to use it.
But with YAGO2s im a bit confused.
I'd like to know, is there a way to make my own knowledgebase like YAGO2s, using Wikipedia, WordNet and GeoNames or other encyclopedias?
If there is, how do i do it?
Sounds rather outdated. :)
Use Wikidata's own approach: install Wikibase for MediaWiki, import a Wikidata dump, start playing with it.
I found the official "Java Programming Language Enhancements" at following link.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/language/enhancements.html#javase7
Does anyone know the official grammar file for Java 7?
What I'm going to do is pick up the difference between Java 6 and Java 7 and enhance my parser.
Thank you in advance
This is the official, however, it does have differences between the JLS and the actual compiler... go figure.
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-18.html
I need to create custom classes for PCMtoAMR and AMRtoPCM conversion.(I don't have any framework which I can use for this conversion)
Does anyone know of anything already done and available as open source. The language should preferably be java but it is no problem to port something from other language.
Or if you don't know please give me guidance what to read in order to implement it myself.
Thanks
This seems to be an implementation worth a look at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencore-amr/
Opencore-AMR. FFmpeg uses it.
you can also use FFmpeg to decode/encode, using FFmpeg's API.
For a more in depth reading about how to decode AMR, take a look at http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=AMR-NB
For how to use Opencore AMR to encode and decode, see http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/332109/AMR-Audio-Encoding
I'm looking for extensible linux editor(GUI) that may be extended with plugins written in ruby. Editor shouldn't be written in java or ruby.
Any ideas?
vim has a ruby api. you could try here for starters.
Not to be Mr. Obvious, but, um, how about Emacs?
http://www.google.com/search?q=ruby+emacs
You might find some help in this thread as well.
Allegedly, jed does this, I think -- although I was put off by the fact that it's a curses-based editor.