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Verbiste

Verbiste is a French conjugation system implemented as a C++ library, a GNOME applet, and two command-line tools. It can conjugate verbs and analyze conjugated verbs to determine their mode, tense, and person. The knowledge base contains over 6700 verbs.

Tags	Text Processing Linguistic
Licenses	GPL
Operating Systems	POSIX Linux
Implementation	C++

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0.1.37

20 May 2013 21:53

Release Notes: The user can now pass a verb as an argument to the graphical programs to make them display an initial conjugation.

0.1.36

21 Apr 2013 21:21

Release Notes: The conjugation for verbs quérir, amuïr, sécher, assécher, and déssécher has been fixed. The verb référencier has been added.

0.1.35

18 Nov 2012 21:08

Release Notes: A memory leak has been fixed and the manual pages are now encoded in UTF-8.

0.1.34

28 Apr 2012 19:28

Release Notes: The GNOME applet is no longer included in the RPM provided here. The French verbs compoter, concaténer, occire, and procrastiner have been added. A new conjugation model has been created for the verb harceler, which can be conjugated like appeler as well as like peler. The user can now add verbs to Verbiste by creating an XML file in the home directory.

0.1.33

03 Apr 2011 23:41

Release Notes: The verb diligenter was added, and the verb chauvir was fixed. Verbiste now works entirely in the UTF-8 encoding instead of Latin-1. The programming interface has thus lost its encoding conversion functions. The RPM spec file has been rewritten to be closer to the Fedora template.