Lookup
Lookup is a publicly available interactive searching program Jeffrey
wrote primarily to allow him to access edict and kanjidic quickly and
concisely, though it should be quite useful for searching any line-based text
file (it's been used to quickly search huge C programs, English word-lists,
and even e-mail archives).
It features a rich and powerful flavor
of regular expression search with support for Japanese text. If you would like
to learn more about regular expressions, the powerful tool used to help you
in your dictionary queries, see
Mastering Regular Expressions and its successor,
Mastering Regular Expressions Second Edition.
Until this page is expanded, please see this
snippet from the manual. Or, if you're feeling lucky,
you can try your hand at checking out the full lookup man page in the following
encodings:
You can find lookup at ftp.cc.monash.edu.au or at any good Nihongo archive mirror
near you.
News: There's now a new set of unofficial patches available for lookup,
which can also be found at ftp.cc.monash.edu.au or at the
Unofficial Patch Page
These patches bring together some important bug fixes
to compile and function under modern versions of Solaris, Linux, FreeBSD
and MAC OSX.
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