I keep getting the message ‘Example_Word was not found in the dictionary.’ Does it only parse German words in the German version, or can I, for example, get bulk entries for Russian, Czech, or other languages from the German version?
I tested your ‘Wiktionary’ add-on, and it works just fine, but I need the entries for the German version.
I tried both ([1](https: // download . kiwix . org / zim / wiktionary_de_all_maxi . zim)) and ([2](https: // download . kiwix .org / zim / wiktionary_de_all_nopic . zim)) and it won’t find words that are definitely in Wiktionary.
Might special characters (like á, č, ď, é, …) be a problem?
Still, in the other add on, with entries from the English Wiktionary it works.
(I had to include spaces as links seem not permitted here)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:\Users****\AppData\Roaming\Anki2\addons21\951350249\gui\browser.py”, line 106, in on_search
url = self.server.url + search
AttributeError: ‘NoneType’ object has no attribute ‘url’
“”
The only word I could retrieve information for was one that also exists in German and I had to choose “Parser: German”, obviously not giving the desired information. Every other word failed completely.
Thanks for the clarification! I think it isn’t mentioned (explicitly) in the documentation
Is parsing entries for other languages a big obstacle? Before I found your add ons, I tried to find a solution to scrape or parse Wiktionary, but found my basic programming knowledge is not sufficient for it - the code of wiktionary is a mess
It’s not difficult to parse (basically the same process for native words) but UI design and bulk processing needs some thinking and work. I don’t personally use the add-on so this is not a high priority.