#!/bin/rc

# english-bulgarian translation:
#	sadict test

# bulgarian-english translation:
#	sadict TEST

# the web site switches between bulgarian and english translations
# based on whether it receives uppercase or lowercase letters
# to translate from bulgarian into english use the following transliteration
# key:

# key for translating from bulgarian to english (all capital letters
# are in english), as they would be written if you were typing on 
# a phonetic english-american keyboard.
# 
#	а	=	A
#	б	=	B
#	в	=	W
#	г	=	G
#	д	=	D
#	е	=	E
#	ж	=	V
#	з	=	Z
#	и	=	I
#	й	=	J
#	к	=	K
#	л	=	L
#	м	=	M
#	н	=	N
#	о	=	O
#	п	=	P
#	р	=	R
#	с	=	S
#	т	=	T
#	у	=	U
#	ф	=	F
#	х	=	H
#	ц	=	C
#	ч	=	` (or %60)
#	ш	=	[
#	щ	=	]
#	ъ	=	Y
#	ь	=	X
#	ю	=	|
#	я	=	Q

# sa.dir.bg outputs everything in window-1251 encoding, so we 
# use tr -s to substitute for proper unicode cyrillic

# sa.dir.bg gives 20 (sometimes less) similar words in a separate
# frame. I've left it there because I often find it useful and it just
# scroll off the top of the screen when it isn't.

# don't try capital letters, won't work!

query=`{echo $1 | 
	tr -s 'абвгдежзийклмнопрстуфхцшщъьюя' 'ABWGDEVZIJKLMNOPRSTUFHC\[\]YX\|Q' |
	sed 's/ч/%60/g'
}



hget 'http://sa.dir.bg/cgi-bin/sabig.cgi?word='^$query |
	htmlfmt -l 1000 |
	tr -s 'à-ÿÀ-ß' 'а-яА-Я'