@hackage indian-language-font-converter0.2

** How To install this cabal package :

1. go to the extracted directory "indian-language-font-converter-0.0"

2. on terminal , fire the following commands : $ sudo runhaskell Setup.hs configure $ sudo runhaskell Setup.hs build $ sudo runhaskell Setup.hs install

3. to check if the package is installed into ghci, do the following : $ ghci prelude> :module IndianLanguage

   If you will reach something like "prelude IndianLanguage>" in haskell then you can say that the package is properly installed.

4. whenever you need to use this package, just put "Languages.db" file into a current directory, else the functions will give an error(related to sql)

5. well, we can now use this package

** Testing the package :

1. we have three modules : IndianLanguage.Font IndianLanguage.HandleTranslation

2. IndianLanguage.HandleTranslation is a supporting module for the remaining two modules. Our main aim is to use first module listed above.

3. Prelude> :module IndianLanguage.Font Prelude IndianLanguage.Font> convertToStr "marathi" "maaze naav Aakaash aahe"

   It will generate a window having a textview with "माझे नाव आकाश आहे" in it.

   Prelude IndianLanguage.Font> convertToFile "marathi" "inputFile.txt" "outputFile.txt"

   Here, inputFile.txt will have any number of sentences on marathi meaning but which are written in english alphabets, like :

   File Line No 1 : maaze naav aakaash aahe. File Line No 2 : mee chinchawadd madhye raahato. File Line No 3 : aakaash maazaa mitra aahe. File Line No 4 : aaj guruvaar aahe. File Line No 5 : shubh prabhaat.

   And after calling "convertToFile" function, our "outputFile.txt" will contain : File Line No 1 : माझे नाव आकाश आहे . File Line No 2 : मी चिंचवड मध्ये राहतो . File Line No 3 : आकाश माझा मित्र आहे . File Line No 4 : आज गुरुवार आहे . File Line No 5 : शुभ प्रभात .