This maps the majority of Daijisen which I now find to be a very good dictionary to use as a primary dictionary in yomichan for grouping terms.
The "add newlines" commit can be omitted if you don't like modifying the entries but I find that it makes Daijisen infinitely more readable. The duplicate newlines commit is useful for other dictionaries as well so ideally it is kept.
If there are character you can't see "hanazono mincho" covers CJK glyphs up to extension f. TW-Sung does as well (and I think it looks better) but its a Taiwanese font so it doesn't necessarily adhere to Japanese font conventions.
The daijisen regexp commit fixes #5 and removes "=" from the middle of terms.
FooSoft
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2 years ago
This maps the majority of Daijisen which I now find to be a very good dictionary to use as a primary dictionary in yomichan for grouping terms.
The "add newlines" commit can be omitted if you don't like modifying the entries but I find that it makes Daijisen infinitely more readable. The duplicate newlines commit is useful for other dictionaries as well so ideally it is kept.
If there are character you can't see "hanazono mincho" covers CJK glyphs up to extension f. TW-Sung does as well (and I think it looks better) but its a Taiwanese font so it doesn't necessarily adhere to Japanese font conventions.
The daijisen regexp commit fixes #5 and removes "=" from the middle of terms.