debian man page for verbiste

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
       Panel applet and a GNOME 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 Applications menu.  It can also be run from the command line by typing verbiste.
       Verbiste can also be used as a GNOME Panel applet.

EXAMPLES
       The library's source archive comes with Perl and Java example programs that call the french-conjugator(1) and  french-deconjugator(1)  com-
       mands.  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.  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.

       Version 0.1.x is an unstable development version.  The programming interface of the library and the command-line options of the	accompany-
       ing commands are not necessarily fixed.

       The documentation is not complete.

       The verb list and the conjugation templates have not been verified in detail.

								 April 28th, 2012						       verbiste(3)