Google Translate to serve as a command-line tool
Translate Shell is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate.
It gives you easy access to Google Translate in your terminal.
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Revision 25 (latest revision is 28)
Alexei Sorokin (XRevan86)
accepted
request 1009213
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Avindra Goolcharan (avindra)
(revision 25)
- update to 0.9.7:
* Translate-Shell now recognizes 159 languages in total (including
all the languages currently supported by Google Translate, Bing Translator,
and Yandex.Translate)
* Google Translate: fixed a regression bug (bac44df)
* Bing Translator: fixed engine support (4a3a900)
* Show HTTP error codes (892b543)
* The default engine is now changed to auto (which uses google by
default, but automatically falls back on bing if the specified language
is not supported by Google Translate)
* The options -l / -lang for specifying the interface language are
deprecated in favor of -hl / -host; the environment variable HOME_LANG
is deprecated in favor of HOST_LANG
* 4 new options: -list-languages, -list-languages-english, -list-codes,
-list-all to list all languages and codes
* The options -L / -linguist (-list is deprecated) now show more
linguistic details about languages
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