I've already had the idee before making a traductor on-calc to get quickly and anywhere the meaning of an english or german word thanks to my calculator. But the TI 89 memory wouldn't be sufficient.. ^^
But this strange idee becomes interesting again thanks to the large memory of Nspires !! Moreover Lua has some good string finding features !

So what do you think about such a project ?
The problem remains that I can't find a data list with english-french words to copy and work in my script, without having to write them myself..
I've already sent a mail to the creator of this website who proposes a freeware like the one I'd like to make on the Nspire : Freelang
No answer for the moment..

Do you know where I may find some data list of this kind ?
Thank you !

It would be great !
I don't know anything about translation, but I think that it's a huge project...

Good luck !

Hello !

Here is an usable first version of my translator.

This is a huge file, so it take some time to be loaded on the Nspire.. There is more then 52 000 words !
Otherwise, it seems to be usefull ! I've even used it monday in an english test ! xD 2 times. Just to prove it could be done. lol

I will continue to improve this version and I will make a french-german one too.

If you have ideas of other functions, please suggest them !

Thanks.

Hello !

Here is an usable first version of my translator.

This is a huge file, so it take some time to be loaded on the Nspire.. There is more then 52 000 words !
Otherwise, it seems to be usefull ! I've even used it monday in an english test ! xD 2 times. Just to prove it could be done. lol

I will continue to improve this version and I will make a french-german one too.

If you have ideas of other functions, please suggest them !

Thanks.

heck you can use a calc on your english test? O.o

Wait, does it have English -> French?

Okay awesome. This is all already available in the version you posted above correct?

If I take my calculator out in any other class than math, it gets taken. And if I get caught playing games on it during math class, it gets taken.

If I take my calculator out in any other class than math, it gets taken. And if I get caught playing games on it during math class, it gets taken.

I managed to use it thursday in a german test ! We have to count the words of our text, so I pretended like I was counting !
But actually no, I was typing "dicht" or "besiedelt" ... !
(That's a good thing though, as I remember the words I searched ! )

Okay awesome. This is all already available in the version you posted above correct?

The version I posted above already allows you to search and navigate in the whole list, but this is still a poor version compared to the actual version.

EDIT : So here is the current versions of english and german