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- Flag (interactive) was removed from the following functions:
dictem-select-strategy, dictem-select-database, dictem-read-query
and dictem-run. This fixes Debian bug #564251.
Update to dictem-1.0.3
- fix: "dictem-get-matches" function returns dictionary names
without ":" in the end.
- fix. insertion of text produced by "dict" client of by user's
database is always made IN THE END of dictem buffer. This fixes
the problems with hightlighting in match/define mixed results.
- Fix failure when dictem-use-user-databases-only is t. The problem
was that dictem-last-database variable was initialized
incorrectly.
Based on maintainer update request by PR 39892.
Major changes in 1.0.0:
- Running dictem-initialize everytime your network/internet is up
(if case you have no permanent connection to Internet,
e.g. dial-up, adsl etc.) is a bit annoying. To avoid this dictem
is (re)initialized (if needed) automatically from
dictem-select-strategy and dictem-select-database functions. As
a result, running dictem-initialize in .emacs becomes unnecessary
- New function (dictem-reinitialize-err) added
- Minor fix in dictem-initialize-databases-alist function. Now it
returns error data in case of failure, not nil.
(just like dictem-initialize-strategies-alist)
This is newer version than PR 33203.
DictEm is a customizable DICT client for (X)Emacs. It implements all
functions of the client part of the DICT protocol (RFC-2229). Unlike
dictionary.el, it widely uses autocompletion that is used for
selecting a dictionary and search strategy. It also provides several
hooks that may be used for buffer postprocessing. Built-in
hyperlinking and a highlighting mechanisms are based on this
ability. Also, DictEm supports the mechanism of virtual dictionaries
that can be used for grouping dictionaries from _different_ DICT
servers into the client-side virtual dictionary.
Fore information about dictionary protocol and DICT project, see
http://www.dict.org.
