>>Is there any PinYin standard (eletronic version & open ) we can use >>( either Taiwan or Mainland ). >>I'm trying to make a learning tool kid for (myself ) foreigner to learn >>pinyin. But I have a hard time to get those info. Unicode get a database >>on pinyin but I claim not able to be use by any party beside Unicode.... >>If anyone know there is info anything we can use, it will be great. >>Thanks >>Alex >> >> > >I'm not sure what you mean... but AFAIK xcin has a pinyin input table for >simplefied and traditional chinese. And if you want to learn pinyin, hanzim >uses pinyin too. > >Cheers >Arne > Thanks for your input, xcin do have pinyin input but pinyin and character relation is not in there. For example I cut an paste a chinese char sentance into a program, it will generate pinyin output instead of input pinyin output GB or Big5. I need a directionary type database to complete this task. Unihan.txt in unicode.org help but I'm not sure I can use that to create an application with it.
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