BabelFishTranslator.tcl (current version: 1.12)

ultralord · Post by **ultralord** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 5:02 am

other languages? english to greek? is that possible?

thanks

MenzAgitat · Post by **MenzAgitat** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 7:50 am

Yes, as long it is supported by BabelFish.

All you need to do is to edit variable translatorlanguages to add the pair you want, and to modify the help given when you type !translate langlist to reflect the new languages.

holycrap · Post by **holycrap** » Sat May 24, 2008 4:24 am

This script is broken as of May 24, 2008.

Can you fix this?

Thank You!

MenzAgitat · Post by **MenzAgitat** » Sat May 24, 2008 7:05 am

I'm aware of that, expect a new version soon.

holycrap · Post by **holycrap** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:31 am

How soon is soon?

schizosmurf · Post by **schizosmurf** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 11:11 am

holycrap wrote:How soon is soon?

not too soon apparently

speechles · Post by **speechles** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 3:29 pm

schizosmurf wrote:
holycrap wrote:How soon is soon?

not too soon apparently

Until it is fixed, You can use Unofficial incith google script which allows Google Translations, including greek among others. Supports any translation pairs google allows, no need to customize a thing to get more, as google adds them the script supports them.

MenzAgitat · Post by **MenzAgitat** » Fri Jun 27, 2008 7:16 am

Sorry for the longer than expected "long".
I don't have much time for programming right now but don't worry, I don't forget you.

MenzAgitat · Post by **MenzAgitat** » Tue Jul 08, 2008 7:13 am

New version available : v1.12

- script has been fixed, according to website changes (babelfish.yahoo.com). Thanks to Ennery.

You can find a working link to download it in the first post of this thread.

schizosmurf · Post by **schizosmurf** » Tue Jul 08, 2008 5:47 pm

thanks. much appreciated

holycrap · Post by **holycrap** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 7:27 pm

How do I make it so that it will notice the "user" and not send message to the channel? I edit the code below but it is still noticing everyone in the channel. It is annoying every time someone input the command wrong and everyone sees the message.

Thanks ahead of time.

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##### Syntax
proc bftrans::translator_syntax { chan } {
	variable private
	if $private {set private 0}
	puthelp "privmsg $chan :\037Syntax :\037 \002!translate\002 \00314<\003languages\00314> <\003word or sentence\00314> \00307| \003Display the translation for a given word or sentence. For a list of available languages, type \002!translate langlist\002"
	return
}

I changed it to.

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##### Syntax
proc bftrans::translator_syntax { nick } {
	variable private
	if $private {set private 0}
	puthelp "notice $nick :\037Syntax :\037 \002!translate\002 \00314<\003languages\00314> <\003word or sentence\00314> \00307| \003Display the translation for a given word or sentence. For a list of available languages, type \002!translate langlist\002"
	return
}

speechles · Post by **speechles** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 7:47 pm

holycrap wrote:How do I make it so that it will notice the "user" and not send message to the channel? I edit the code below but it is still noticing everyone in the channel. It is annoying every time someone input the command wrong and everyone sees the message.

Thanks ahead of time.
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##### Syntax
proc bftrans::translator_syntax { chan } {
	variable private
	if $private {set private 0}
	puthelp "privmsg $chan :\037Syntax :\037 \002!translate\002 \00314<\003languages\00314> <\003word or sentence\00314> \00307| \003Display the translation for a given word or sentence. For a list of available languages, type \002!translate langlist\002"
	return
}
I changed it to.
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##### Syntax
proc bftrans::translator_syntax { nick } {
	variable private
	if $private {set private 0}
	puthelp "notice $nick :\037Syntax :\037 \002!translate\002 \00314<\003languages\00314> <\003word or sentence\00314> \00307| \003Display the translation for a given word or sentence. For a list of available languages, type \002!translate langlist\002"
	return
}

You probably don't realize this, but changing the parameter declaration sure, will let it use $nick instead of $chan. But the passed argument will still be channel. This just confuses things and is fine if you leave it as $nick or $chan it makes no difference. What you want to change is this:

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  if {$arg == ""} {
  	bftrans::translator_syntax $chan
		if $private {set private 0}
		return

specifically, the bftrans::translator_syntax part, change the $chan to $nick. Problem solved.

holycrap · Post by **holycrap** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:08 am

Thank You!

holycrap · Post by **holycrap** » Mon May 30, 2011 5:57 am

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variable translatorlanguages "en-es en-fr en-it en-de en-nl en-pt es-en en-zt fr-en it-en de-en nl-en pt-en zt-en"

I try adding Chinese "en-zt" and eggdrop is showing blank as output. Does this mean eggdrop does not support non-english characters? I used "en-zt" from the bablefish translator page pasted below.

Any help would be much appreciated!

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<option value="zh_en">Chinese-simp to English</option>
<option value="zh_zt">Chinese-simp to Chinese-trad</option>
<option value="zt_en" selected>Chinese-trad to English</option>

<option value="zt_zh">Chinese-trad to Chinese-simp</option>
<option value="en_zh">English to Chinese-simp</option>
<option value="en_zt">English to Chinese-trad</option>
<option value="en_nl">English to Dutch</option>
<option value="en_fr">English to French</option>
<option value="en_de">English to German</option>
<option value="en_el">English to Greek</option>
<option value="en_it">English to Italian</option>
<option value="en_ja">English to Japanese</option>

<option value="en_ko">English to Korean</option>
<option value="en_pt">English to Portuguese</option>
<option value="en_ru">English to Russian</option>
<option value="en_es">English to Spanish</option>
<option value="nl_en">Dutch to English</option>
<option value="nl_fr">Dutch to French</option>
<option value="fr_nl">French to Dutch</option>
<option value="fr_en">French to English</option>
<option value="fr_de">French to German</option>

<option value="fr_el">French to Greek</option>
<option value="fr_it">French to Italian</option>
<option value="fr_pt">French to Portuguese</option>
<option value="fr_es">French to Spanish</option>
<option value="de_en">German to English</option>
<option value="de_fr">German to French</option>
<option value="el_en">Greek to English</option>
<option value="el_fr">Greek to French</option>
<option value="it_en">Italian to English</option>

<option value="it_fr">Italian to French</option>
<option value="ja_en">Japanese to English</option>
<option value="ko_en">Korean to English</option>
<option value="pt_en">Portuguese to English</option>
<option value="pt_fr">Portuguese to French</option>
<option value="ru_en">Russian to English</option>
<option value="es_en">Spanish to English</option>
<option value="es_fr">Spanish to French</option>