Hi Richard,
I've released 6.0, which should satisfy all your needs. :)
> And there's a new command
>
> rdictcc-refresh-translation
>
> which updates the translation buffer if the current word under point
> has changed (without selecting it). So you'll want to use that in the
> w3m hook and the gnus article bindings.
No need to do that yourself anymore, because...
> When I find some time I'll investigate if it's feasible to remap all
> movement commands to your wrapper functions buffer-locally and produce
> a minor mode out of it.
... I've done just that. There's a new minor mode
rdictcc-permanent-translation-mode
which remaps most point movement commands to wrapper functions that
first move point and then update the translation buffer. So you'd
simply switch it on with `M-x rdictcc-permanent-translation-mode' or add
it to hooks like this:
(add-hook 'gnus-article-mode-hook 'rdictcc-permanent-translation-mode)
(add-hook 'w3m-mode-hook 'rdictcc-permanent-translation-mode)
>> You might consider some options for the format of the output. e,g
>> "Gutentag: hello, goodday, etc,etc2" on one line rather than the
>> multiline output.
>
> Yes, that might be a good idea. I'll implement it and release a new
> version.
Done. Now the option -c to rdictcc.rb uses a more compact output
format. You can set that option for the emacs interface by customizing
`rdictcc-program-args'.
Have fun,
Tassilo
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