Yoshikoder Yoshikoder

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  Will December 9th, 2009 @ 11:49 AM

  Yoshikoder is written entirely in Java. If it is possible to call Java code form dot-net or if dot-net supports Java then you can. But I think the answer to both questions is no. However, I don't work in dot-net, so I don't know for sure. A translation of the backend processing into C-sharp ought to be fairly straightforward, but for the front end much less so because it is written using the Swing GUI toolkit.

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  Ezhil December 10th, 2009 @ 06:41 AM

  I have downloaded the source code of YOSHIKODER from subversion.In the downloaded folder, i have information regarding Concordance, Dictionary, Document, Reporting, UI and Util as sub folders of YOSHIKODER folder.And, All the files are available in J# format with ".java" extension.

  I don't know where the start up class is available.

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  Will December 10th, 2009 @ 08:03 AM

  You're reminding me that I seem to have broken but not completely fixed the Swing parts and the subversion repository is a bit of a mess - that's what happens if you start a wholesale re-architecture in your spare time and then unexpectedly get a job in another country. With this in mind, the question is what you want to do. If you just want to run Yoshikoder, then install a Java runtime and use the Exe from sourceforge. If you want to use it as a library, then grab the Jar file from subversion (not the Exe), add it as a library (there seems to be some discussion of this on the web), and call or extend the classes. If you want to use the backend components you mention above, then you can compile these classes and call them in your own code. That gets you around the busted Swing, I think. The answer to your final question is: usually in a file called Yoshikoder.java, but this is part of the busted Swing parts, so it may not help you so much. Please note that I can't provide any advice on dot-net stuff, having never used it.