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https://github.com/GrammaticalFramework/gf-offline-translator
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On the phone we just extract the database
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in the lexicon if uppercased fails; added Est and Rus in the help file
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shown
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compile
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from output with unlinearized functions, so that speech doesn't get garbled.
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voice output for Bulgarian and Catalan ; replaced brackets in unknown words by capitalization (for better speech output ; this is experimental)
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longer needed
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fix to French and Italian elision in the App
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Android App. These should be compiled from sources
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This adds a simple voice translator Android app that uses
the JNI bindings to the PGF C runtime.
Caveats:
- Since the C runtime doesn't compile for Android right now,
I've bundled an old copy, along with its Java bindings.
That should be removed once the C runtime compiels for Android
again.
- Adding an automated build would be nice.
- Replacing the grammar requires editing a Java file, that should
really be more dynamic.
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