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    Incant 1.5

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    Chris Allen | More programs
    GPL / FREE
    February 2nd, 2008, 16:38 GMT
    ROOT / Education

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    Incant description

    Incant is a Tcl/Tk based dictionary client package which includes both command line and GUI versions.

    Incant is a Tcl/Tk based dictionary client package which includes both GUI and command-line versions.

    Here are some key features of "Incant":

    · dictionary lookups with fallback to pattern matching if a word is not found
    · autoloading and selection menu of all dictionaries available on the remote host
    · command-line and GUI client versions
    · forward/back browsing buttons with infinite length
    · user definable colors and host/port
    · browsing of dictionary entries
    · link highlighting
    · term or single-word-of-term link lookups
    · support for multiple-word lookups, such as "bump off"
    · graceful logoff, and semi-graceful error handling

    Proxy Support:

    · Regular and SOCKS supported. Untested.

    Caveats:

    · Most protocol handling is rather blanketed... Specifically, generic error codes will pop up a wonderfully raw dialog with the server's message. Only a few codes are explicitly handled. There are no plans to change this.
    · All patches/comments/bug reports cheerfully accepted (but not near finals week).
    · There is an annoying bug which causes "random" newlines to be inserted into definitions. This is based in a TCL/TK sockets handling problem, and will never be fixed. Fortunately, it is only aesthetic, and not terribly annoying.

    Requirements:

    · Tcl/Tk (tested with 8.0;

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