Releases: obynio/anki-japanese-furigana
1.4.6
1.4.5
1.4.4
1.4.3
1.4.2
1.4.1
@ahlec is bringing a quick update to fix a regular expression bug that was crashing Anki when parsing a reading that contains the same kana. The bug is described in #23 and fixed in #24.
This release also resolves minor issues described in #21.
- Add the same license header to each file
- Fix some lint errors with
mypy
- Changing
mecab.arm
file permissions to match the other support binaries
1.4.0
@ahlec recently found a clever way to get rid of Kakasi by doing unicode arithmetic on the readings generated by MeCab. The size of the plugin is reduced by ~30% and since we don't need a dedicated popen()
for Kakasi the performances are greatly improved !
Disclaimer
This release is experimental, so you might experience bad results.
In such case, feel free to open an issue and explain your problem so that we can assist you.
1.3.2
This release is brought to you by @ahlec. Again 🎉
- String the
<ruby>
tags leftover before sending the sentence for reading generation. - Decoupling the reading removal from configuration. Bracket and ruby tags notation will be removed together.
- Stop adding
<rp>
element when generating furigana with ruby tags.
Find the details of this release on #19
1.3.1
1.3.0
By default MeCab generates the furigana reading words by words. Some words include kanji and kana, but MeCab includes these kana in the furigana readings even if they are useless. This release brought to you by @ahlec in #16 remove the kana readings from the output generated by MeCab and only keeps the kanji readings.