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verbiste(3)                                                        verbiste(3)


NAME

       verbiste - french conjugation system


SYNOPSIS

       g++ prog.cpp `pkg-config --cflags --libs libxml-2.0` -lverbiste-0.1


DESCRIPTION

       Verbiste is a library that can conjugate French verbs given in the
       infinitive form and analyze conjugated French verbs.  It is also a
       GNOME application and a GTK+ application.

       There are two commands, named french-conjugator(1) and french-
       deconjugator(1), which make the library's functionality available from
       the command line and from scripts.

       The GNOME application should be available under the GNOME Office menu.
       It can also be run from the command line by typing verbiste.  A verb
       can be passed as an argument to have the window display its conjugation
       automatically.

       If the GTK+ application is installed, it can be run by typing verbiste-
       gtk.  It also accepts a verb as an argument.


EXAMPLES

       The library's source archive comes with Perl and Java example programs
       that call the french-conjugator(1) and french-deconjugator(1) commands.
       There are also example programs that use the C application programming
       interface.

       The library and the commands use verb and conjugation knowledge bases
       that are represented as XML files that are installed with the library
       (typically in /usr/share/verbiste-0.1).


LICENSE

       This program is free software; you may redistribute it under the terms
       of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later.  This program
       has absolutely no warranty.


AUTHOR

       Pierre Sarrazin

       See the verbiste Home Page:
       http://sarrazip.com/dev/verbiste.html

       Comments are welcome.


SEE ALSO

       french-conjugator(1), french-deconjugator(1).


BUGS

       The FrenchVerbDictionary object is not completely destroyed when its
       destructor is called, in order to avoid the excessively long clean up
       time of its internal trie.  Only one instance of this class should be
       created and it should be destroyed when the program quits.

                                April 6th, 2014                    verbiste(3)

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