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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MarsDict.css: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | /* 顶部的导航 */ 2 | .NavTop { 3 | margin: 0 0 10px 0; 4 | text-align: center; 5 | } 6 | 7 | /* 顶部的页面导航 */ 8 | .NavTop .pagesNav { 9 | background-color: #CC9933; 10 | color: #FFFF99; 11 | } 12 | .NavTop .pageNum { 13 | color: #FFFF99; 14 | padding: 0 5px; 15 | text-decoration: none; 16 | } 17 | .firstPage {} 18 | .previousPage { 19 | font-size:130%; 20 | } 21 | .previous2Page { 22 | font-size:110%; 23 | } 24 | .currentPage { 25 | font-size: 150%; 26 | font-weight: 600; 27 | color: red!important; 28 | } 29 | .nextPage { 30 | font-size:130%; 31 | } 32 | .next2Page { 33 | font-size:110%; 34 | } 35 | .lastPage {} 36 | 37 | /* 关键词导航 */ 38 | .keywordsNav { 39 | color: blue; 40 | } 41 | .keywordsNavKeyword { 42 | padding: 0 5px; 43 | text-decoration: none; 44 | } 45 | .currentKeyword { 46 | color: red; 47 | font-weight: 700; 48 | } 49 | .subkeywords .keywordsNavKeyword { 50 | padding: 0; 51 | } 52 | 53 | a.nearestKeyword { 54 | color: hotpink; 55 | text-decoration: none; 56 | } 57 | 58 | /* 多级关键词导航 */ 59 | .keywordsNav0 { 60 | /* display:none */ 61 | } 62 | .keywordsNav1 { 63 | /* display:none */ 64 | } 65 | .keywordsNav2 { 66 | /* display:none */ 67 | } 68 | .keywordsNav3 { 69 | /* display:none */ 70 | } 71 | .keywordsNav4 { 72 | /* display:none */ 73 | } 74 | .keywordsNav5 { 75 | /* display:none */ 76 | } 77 | 78 | /* 正文图片 */ 79 | .mainbodyimg img { 80 | /* 自适应屏幕宽度 */ 81 | width: 100%; 82 | 83 | /* 按需设定固定宽度 */ 84 | /* width: 42em; */ 85 | /* display: block; */ 86 | /* margin-left: auto; */ 87 | /* margin-right: auto; */ 88 | 89 | /* 对于透明图片的词典，可更改背景色以适应黑夜模式 */ 90 | /* 挑选喜欢的颜色 https://encycolorpedia.cn/named */ 91 | /* background-color: linen; */ 92 | } 93 | 94 | /* 底部的导航 */ 95 | .NavBottom { 96 | margin: 10px 0 0 0; 97 | text-align: center; 98 | } 99 | 100 | /* 自定义导航 */ 101 | .customNav {} 102 | .customNavKeyword { 103 | padding: 0 5px; 104 | text-decoration: none; 105 | } 106 | 107 | /* 底部的页面导航 */ 108 | .NavBottom .pagesNav { 109 | background-color: #EAEAEA; 110 | color: black; 111 | } 112 | .NavBottom .pageNum { 113 | color: black; 114 | padding: 0 5px; 115 | text-decoration: none; 116 | } 117 | .NavBottom .currentPage { 118 | font-size: 150%; 119 | font-weight: 600; 120 | color: red!important; 121 | } 122 | 123 | /* 更多自定义CSS */ 124 | 125 | /* vim: set et sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 fdm=marker ff=unix ft=css fenc=utf8 nobomb: */ 126 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MdxSourceBuilder.vim: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | " ====================================================== 2 | " MdxSourceBuilder 一键制作图片词典 3 | " 原始词条 ==> 标准化词条 ==> mdx源文件 ==> mdx词典文件 4 | " https://github.com/VimWei/MdxSourceBuilder 5 | " ====================================================== 6 | " 7 | " Quick Guide -------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 8 | " 1. 准备好词条文件 9 | " 2. 打开MdxSourceBuilder.vim，并配置好词典参数 10 | " 3. 使用 :new 创建新文件，并执行 :bro so，找到 MdxSourceBuilder.vim 11 | " 或者 :new 创建新文件，并执行 :so MdxSourceBuilder.vim 12 | " 13 | " Requirement -------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 14 | " 1. 必须：安装Vim（官网下载 https://www.vim.org） 15 | " 并在vimrc配置文件中添加一行 set encoding=utf-8 16 | " * 仅能输出CSS文件和mdx源文件 17 | " 2. 可选：安装对应版本的python（官网下载 https://www.python.org） 18 | " 可选：安装 mdict-utilis：pip install mdict-utils 19 | " * 能输出mdx和mdd词典文件 20 | " 21 | " 配置词典参数 ------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 22 | 23 | " 拟输出的mdx源文件名称 24 | let s:mdxSourceFileName = "火星词典.txt" 25 | 26 | " CSS名称，其具体定义请查阅 MdxSourceBuilderCSS.vim 27 | let g:CSSName = "MarsDict.css" 28 | 29 | " 词条/图片名等的页码位数，默认为4，支持3及以上 30 | let g:pageNumDigit = 4 31 | 32 | " pages导航的页码数量 33 | " 0-适合手机等窄屏幕，中间连续5个页码 34 | " 1-适合电脑等大屏幕，中间连续7个页码 35 | let g:pageNavWidth = 0 36 | 37 | " 词典模块及其配置信息，格式如下： 38 | " \[dictionaryPart, picNamePrefix, picFormat, 39 | " \sourceStyle, navStyle, locationPercent, nearestKeyword], 40 | let g:dictionaryParts = [ 41 | \["火星词典.Cover.txt", "MarsDictCover_", ".png", 0, 2, 0, 1], 42 | \["火星词典.Prefix.txt", "MarsDictPrefix_", ".png", 0, 2, 0, 1], 43 | \["火星词典.Body.Part1.txt", "MarsDict_", ".png", 0, 2, 1, 2], 44 | \["火星词典.Body.Part2.txt", "MarsDict_", ".png", 1, 2, 1, 1], 45 | \["火星词典.Body.Part3.txt", "MarsDict_", ".png", 3, 2, 1, 1], 46 | \["火星词典.Appendix.txt", "MarsDictAppendix_", ".png", 0, 1, 0, 1], 47 | \["火星词典.Pinyin.txt", "MarsDict_", ".png", 2, 0, 0, 0], 48 | \] 49 | " dictionaryPart：词典各个模块的词条文件名称 50 | " picNamePrefix：图片前缀名，不同词典模块通常会采用不同的前缀名 51 | " picFormat：图片后缀名 52 | " sourceStyle：定义兼容的词条格式（MdxSourceBuilderCore.Vim） 53 | " - 0：'一行页码 + 多行关键词（每行一个关键词）'的标准词条格式，跳转至页码 54 | " - 1：'一个页码 + 多个中文单字符的关键词'的压缩词条格式，跳转至页码 55 | " - 2：'页码 + 分隔符 + 单个中或英关键词'的啰嗦行格式，跳转至页码 56 | " - 3：'单个中或英关键词 + 分隔符 + 页码'的啰嗦行格式，跳转至页码 57 | " navStyle：定义个性化的词条导航样式（MdxSourceBuilderCore.Vim） 58 | " - 0：自身没有pages和keywords导航，仅转LINK，适用于拼音之类的辅助检索 59 | " - 1：仅有pages导航，无keywords导航，简洁，适用于封面/附录之类的Affix 60 | " - 2：不仅有pages导航，而且有keywords导航，适用于每页关键词很多的正文 61 | " - 3: 有pages+keywords导航，但keyword仅简单@@@Link到相应page 62 | " locationPercent：词条导航是否显示百分比定位信息 63 | " - 0：不显示百分比定位信息 64 | " - 1：显示百分比定位信息 65 | " nearestKeyword：词条导航是否显示距本页最近的前/后一个词条 66 | " - 0：不显示最近的前后词条，适合词条较多的情形 67 | " - 1：显示最近的前后词条的提示符，适合词条较少情形下的跨页跳转 68 | " - 2: 显示最近的前后词条及提示符，适合词条很少情形下的跨页跳转 69 | 70 | " 多层级词条 71 | let s:multiLevel = 0 72 | " \[dictionaryPart, sourceStyle, locationPercent, nearestKeyword], 73 | " \], picNamePrefix, picFormat, navStyle] 74 | let g:multiLevelParts = [[ 75 | \["LLOCE.Body.Title1.txt", 0, 0, 1], 76 | \["LLOCE.Body.Title2.txt", 0, 0, 1], 77 | \["LLOCE.Body.Title3.txt", 2, 0, 1], 78 | \["LLOCE.Body.Detail.txt", 0, 1, 1], 79 | \], "LLOCE_", ".png", 2] 80 | 81 | " 补充额外的mdx源文件，兼容多种风格的来源 82 | let s:anyMore = 1 83 | " 格式：\[anyMorePart, sourceStyle, pagePrefix], 84 | let g:anyMoreSources = [ 85 | \["火星词典.Link1.txt", 104, ""], 86 | \["火星词典.Link2.txt", 105, "MarsDict_"], 87 | \["火星词典.Link3.txt", 998, ""], 88 | \["火星词典.Link4.txt", 107, ""], 89 | \["火星词典.Link5.txt", 106, "MarsDictPrefix_"], 90 | \["火星词典.Link6.txt", 998, ""], 91 | \["火星词典.Link7.txt", 0, "MarsDict_"], 92 | \["火星词典.Link888.txt", 888, ""], 93 | \] 94 | " anyMorePart：源文件的名称，包括后缀名 95 | " sourceStyle：定义兼容的源文件或词条格式（MdxSourceBuilderLink.Vim） 96 | " - 0：固定项目，'一行页码 + 多行关键词（每行一个关键词）'的标准词条格式 97 | " - 1：固定项目，'一个页码 + 多个中文单字符的关键词'的压缩词条格式 98 | " - 2：固定项目，'页码 + 分隔符 + 单个中或英关键词'的啰嗦行格式 99 | " - 3：固定项目，'单个中或英关键词 + 分隔符 + 页码'的啰嗦行格式 100 | " - 888: 固定项目，用于快速手工添加链接词条，"现有关键词\t链接词条" 101 | " - 998: 固定项目，源文件为标准的mdx源格式，但欠缺CSS文件等必要元素 102 | " - 999：固定项目，源文件为标准的mdx源格式，无需进一步处理，直接使用 103 | " - 其他: 定制化项目，自定义词条样式及处理程序，建议用101-199以示区别 104 | " pagePrefix：按需可选；但当sourceStyle为0/1/2/3时，必须配置 105 | 106 | " 自定义固定链接的导航：\[链接名称, 链接目标], 107 | let g:customNavList = [ 108 | \["封面", "MarsDictCover_0001"], 109 | \["扉页", "MarsDictCover_0002"], 110 | \["版权", "MarsDictCover_0003"], 111 | \["获奖", "MarsDictCover_0006"], 112 | \["目录", "MarsDictPrefix_0001"], 113 | \["凡例", "MarsDictPrefix_0003"], 114 | \["上册", "MarsDict_0001"], 115 | \["下册", "MarsDict_0100"], 116 | \["附录", "MarsDictAppendix_0001"], 117 | \["封底", "MarsDictAppendix_0021"], 118 | \] 119 | 120 | " 将.txt格式的mdx源文件打包为.mdx格式的词典文件 121 | " 打包设为1，不打包则设为0 122 | let s:autoMdxPack = 1 123 | " - 0：不输出.mdx词典文件，需要另行用MdxBuilder 3.x等工具手工打包 124 | " - 特点：mdx官方打包工具，对各种词典的兼容性最好 125 | " - 缺点：对大文件支持不够好；需要手工打包 126 | " - 1，使用 mdict-utils 自动打包生成.mdx词典文件 127 | " - 特点：自动化、速度快、大词库、跨平台 128 | " - 缺点：需要安装如下软件，并配置信息 129 | " + 安装 与 Vim 匹配的 python 版本 130 | " + 安装 mdict-utilis：pip install mdict-utils 131 | 132 | " 自动打包图片等资源到mdd 133 | " 打包设为1，不打包则设为0 134 | let s:autoMddPack = 0 135 | " 图片等资源相对于词典所在的目录 136 | let s:imageFolder = "images" 137 | 138 | " 主程序 ------------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 139 | " ================================== 140 | " * 以下为主程序，适合高级用户定制 * 141 | " ================================== 142 | 143 | " 初始化 ------------------------------------------------------------------{{{2 144 | 145 | " 防止自加载 146 | if expand("%:p:t") == "MdxSourceBuilder.vim" 147 | echo "请先 :new 创建新文件，再执行 :so MdxSourceBuilder.vim" 148 | finish 149 | endif 150 | 151 | " 清空历史消息 152 | messages clear 153 | 154 | " 设置当前工作目录为本文档所在目录 155 | let s:home = fnamemodify(resolve(expand(':p')), ':h') 156 | silent! exe 'cd ' . s:home 157 | echomsg "已设置工作目录为：" . s:home 158 | 159 | " 保存mdxSource文件 160 | try 161 | silent! exe "write! " . s:mdxSourceFileName 162 | catch 163 | silent! exe "bdelete! ". s:mdxSourceFileName 164 | silent! exe "write! " . s:mdxSourceFileName 165 | endtry 166 | 167 | " 重置info.title和info.description文件的编码为utf-8 168 | if s:autoMdxPack == 1 169 | silent! set fileformat=unix 170 | silent! set nobomb 171 | silent! set fileencoding=utf-8 172 | " 设置info.title.html文件为utf-8格式 173 | silent! %delete 174 | silent! exe "read " 175 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.title.html", "") 176 | silent! 0d 177 | try 178 | silent! exe "write! " 179 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.title.html", "") 180 | catch 181 | silent! exe "bdelete! " 182 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.title.html", "") 183 | silent! exe "write! " 184 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.title.html", "") 185 | endtry 186 | " 设置info.description.html文件为utf-8格式 187 | silent! %delete 188 | silent! exe "read " 189 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.description.html", "") 190 | silent! 0d 191 | try 192 | silent! exe "write! " 193 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.description.html", "") 194 | catch 195 | silent! exe "bdelete! " 196 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.description.html", "") 197 | silent! exe "write! " 198 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.description.html", "") 199 | endtry 200 | endif 201 | 202 | " 输出CSS文件 -------------------------------------------------------------{{{2 203 | silent! set fileformat=unix 204 | silent! set nobomb 205 | silent! set fileencoding=utf-8 206 | 207 | " 输出CSS文件：若已打开，则先关闭旧的，再保存新的 208 | silent! %delete 209 | silent! exe "read ". "MdxSourceBuilderCSS.vim" 210 | silent! 0d 211 | 212 | try 213 | silent! exe "write! " . g:CSSName 214 | catch 215 | silent! exe "bdelete! ". g:CSSName 216 | silent! exe "write! " . g:CSSName 217 | endtry 218 | silent! %delete 219 | echomsg "已输出CSS，请查阅：" . getcwd() . "\\" . g:CSSName 220 | 221 | " 输出MdxSource文件 -------------------------------------------------------{{{2 222 | silent! set fileformat=dos 223 | silent! set nobomb 224 | silent! set fileencoding=utf-8 225 | 226 | let g:mdxSource = [] 227 | " 补充更多的Mdx源文件 228 | if s:anyMore == 1 229 | for anyMoreSource in g:anyMoreSources 230 | echomsg "正在处理：" . substitute(anyMoreSource[0], ".txt", "", "") 231 | silent! %delete 232 | silent! exe "read ". anyMoreSource[0] 233 | silent! 0d 234 | source MdxSourceBuilderLink.vim 235 | silent! %delete 236 | endfor 237 | endif 238 | " 图片词典正文部分 239 | for dictionaryPart in g:dictionaryParts 240 | echomsg "正在处理：" . substitute(dictionaryPart[0], ".txt", "", "") 241 | silent! %delete 242 | silent! exe "read ". dictionaryPart[0] 243 | silent! 0d 244 | source MdxSourceBuilderCore.vim 245 | silent! %delete 246 | endfor 247 | " 多层次词条 248 | if s:multiLevel == 1 249 | for multiFile in g:multiLevelParts[0] 250 | echomsg "正在处理：" . substitute(multiFile[0], ".txt", "", "") 251 | endfor 252 | silent! %delete 253 | source MdxSourceBuilderMultiLevel.vim 254 | silent! %delete 255 | endif 256 | 257 | echomsg "正在生成 MdxSource 文件……" 258 | silent! %delete 259 | silent! call append('$', g:mdxSource) 260 | 261 | silent! global/^$/d 262 | silent! write! 263 | silent! noh 264 | 265 | echomsg "已输出 MdxSource，请查阅: " . getcwd() . "\\" . s:mdxSourceFileName 266 | 267 | " 输出mdx文件 -------------------------------------------------------------{{{2 268 | " src: https://github.com/liuyug/mdict-utils 269 | 270 | " Linux下的参数不用引号，但要将空格转义，以下代码供参考，未测试 271 | " let s:mdxSourceFileName = substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, "\\s", "\\\\ ", 'g') 272 | 273 | if s:autoMdxPack == 1 274 | echomsg "正在生成 Mdx 文件..." 275 | silent! exe '!mdict' 276 | \. ' --title "' 277 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.title.html", "") 278 | \. '" --description "' 279 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".info.description.html", "") 280 | \. '" -a "' . s:mdxSourceFileName . '" "' 281 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".mdx", "") . '"' 282 | 283 | echomsg "已输出 Mdx，请查阅: " . getcwd() . "\\" 284 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".mdx", "") 285 | endif 286 | 287 | if s:autoMddPack == 1 288 | echomsg "正在生成 Mdd 文件..." 289 | silent! exe '!mdict' 290 | \. ' -a "' . s:imageFolder . '" "' 291 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".mdd", "") . '"' 292 | 293 | echomsg "已输出 Mdd，请查阅: " . getcwd() . "\\" 294 | \. substitute(s:mdxSourceFileName, ".txt$", ".mdd", "") 295 | endif 296 | 297 | finish 298 | 299 | /* vim: set et sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 fdm=marker ff=unix ft=vim fenc=utf8 nobomb: */ 300 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MdxSourceBuilderCSS.vim: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | /* 顶部的导航 */ 2 | .NavTop { 3 | margin: 0 0 10px 0; 4 | text-align: center; 5 | } 6 | 7 | /* 顶部的页面导航 */ 8 | .NavTop .pagesNav { 9 | background-color: #CC9933; 10 | color: #FFFF99; 11 | } 12 | .NavTop .pageNum { 13 | color: #FFFF99; 14 | padding: 0 5px; 15 | text-decoration: none; 16 | } 17 | .firstPage {} 18 | .previousPage { 19 | font-size:130%; 20 | } 21 | .previous2Page { 22 | font-size:110%; 23 | } 24 | .currentPage { 25 | font-size: 150%; 26 | font-weight: 600; 27 | color: red!important; 28 | } 29 | .nextPage { 30 | font-size:130%; 31 | } 32 | .next2Page { 33 | font-size:110%; 34 | } 35 | .lastPage {} 36 | 37 | /* 关键词导航 */ 38 | .keywordsNav { 39 | color: blue; 40 | } 41 | .keywordsNavKeyword { 42 | padding: 0 5px; 43 | text-decoration: none; 44 | } 45 | .currentKeyword { 46 | color: red; 47 | font-weight: 700; 48 | } 49 | .subkeywords .keywordsNavKeyword { 50 | padding: 0; 51 | } 52 | 53 | a.nearestKeyword { 54 | color: hotpink; 55 | text-decoration: none; 56 | } 57 | 58 | /* 多级关键词导航 */ 59 | .keywordsNav0 { 60 | /* display:none */ 61 | } 62 | .keywordsNav1 { 63 | /* display:none */ 64 | } 65 | .keywordsNav2 { 66 | /* display:none */ 67 | } 68 | .keywordsNav3 { 69 | /* display:none */ 70 | } 71 | .keywordsNav4 { 72 | /* display:none */ 73 | } 74 | .keywordsNav5 { 75 | /* display:none */ 76 | } 77 | 78 | /* 正文图片 */ 79 | .mainbodyimg img { 80 | /* 自适应屏幕宽度 */ 81 | width: 100%; 82 | 83 | /* 按需设定固定宽度 */ 84 | /* width: 42em; */ 85 | /* display: block; */ 86 | /* margin-left: auto; */ 87 | /* margin-right: auto; */ 88 | 89 | /* 对于透明图片的词典，可更改背景色以适应黑夜模式 */ 90 | /* 挑选喜欢的颜色 https://encycolorpedia.cn/named */ 91 | /* background-color: linen; */ 92 | } 93 | 94 | /* 底部的导航 */ 95 | .NavBottom { 96 | margin: 10px 0 0 0; 97 | text-align: center; 98 | } 99 | 100 | /* 自定义导航 */ 101 | .customNav {} 102 | .customNavKeyword { 103 | padding: 0 5px; 104 | text-decoration: none; 105 | } 106 | 107 | /* 底部的页面导航 */ 108 | .NavBottom .pagesNav { 109 | background-color: #EAEAEA; 110 | color: black; 111 | } 112 | .NavBottom .pageNum { 113 | color: black; 114 | padding: 0 5px; 115 | text-decoration: none; 116 | } 117 | .NavBottom .currentPage { 118 | font-size: 150%; 119 | font-weight: 600; 120 | color: red!important; 121 | } 122 | 123 | /* 更多自定义CSS */ 124 | 125 | /* vim: set et sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 fdm=marker ff=unix ft=css fenc=utf8 nobomb: */ 126 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MdxSourceBuilderCore.vim: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | " 读取词典参数 ------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 2 | let s:CSSName = g:CSSName 3 | let s:customNavList = g:customNavList 4 | let s:picNamePrefix = dictionaryPart[1] 5 | let s:picFormat = dictionaryPart[2] 6 | let s:sourceStyle = dictionaryPart[3] 7 | let s:pageNumDigit = '%0'. g:pageNumDigit . 'd' 8 | let s:navStyle = dictionaryPart[4] 9 | let s:locationPercent = dictionaryPart[5] 10 | let s:nearestKeyword = dictionaryPart[6] 11 | let s:pageNavWidth= g:pageNavWidth 12 | 13 | " 初始化及通用函数定义 ----------------------------------------------------{{{1 14 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 15 | silent! normal! Go 16 | silent! global/^"/d 17 | silent! global/^$/d 18 | silent! w! 19 | 20 | function! StandardizeStyle(sourceStyle) 21 | " 将 page,keywords 输入文件格式整理为标准格式 22 | if a:sourceStyle == 0 23 | " No further treatment is required 24 | " 适合如下标准词条格式：一行页码 + 多行关键词（每行一个关键词） 25 | " 0001 26 | " a 27 | " b 28 | " c 29 | " 0002 30 | " x 31 | " y 32 | " z 33 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 1 34 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为'一个页码+多个中文单字符的关键词' 35 | " 0001吖阿啊锕腌啊嗄啊哎 36 | " 0002哀埃挨唉锿挨皑癌毐欸嗳矮蔼 37 | " 0003霭艾砹唉爱隘碍嗳嗌媛瑷 38 | " 以下将的单行格式转换为标准词条格式 39 | " 将页码换行 40 | silent! %s/^\d\{3,}\($\)\@!/\0\r/e 41 | " 将每个字独立成行 42 | silent! %s/\D\($\)\@!/\0\r/ge 43 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 2 44 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为"页码 + 分隔符 + 单个中或英关键词" 45 | " 分隔符兼容：Tab键'\t', 4个及以上空格'\s\{4,}' 46 | " 0001 abandon 47 | " 0001 abandoned 48 | " 0002 abandonee 49 | " 0002 a bas 50 | " 0003 abdominous 51 | " 将所有Tab替换为空格 52 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 53 | normal gg 54 | let linenumber = printf(s:pageNumDigit, 0) 55 | for line in getline(1,'$') 56 | let words = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 57 | if linenumber == words[0] 58 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[1]/e 59 | else 60 | let linenumber = words[0] 61 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[0] . "\n". get(words, 1, "")/e 62 | endif 63 | silent! normal j 64 | endfor 65 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 3 66 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为"单个中或英关键词 + 分隔符 + 页码" 67 | " 分隔符兼容：Tab键'\t', 4个及以上空格'\s\{4,}' 68 | " abandon 0001 69 | " abandoned 0001 70 | " abandonee 0002 71 | " a bas 0002 72 | " abdominous 0003 73 | " 将所有Tab替换为空格 74 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 75 | " 将格式转为sourceStyle 2 76 | silent! %s/^\(.\{-}\)\s\{4,}\(\d\{3,}\)$/\2 \1/ 77 | normal gg 78 | let linenumber = printf(s:pageNumDigit, 0) 79 | for line in getline(1,'$') 80 | let words = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 81 | if linenumber == words[0] 82 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[1]/e 83 | else 84 | let linenumber = words[0] 85 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[0] . "\n". get(words, 1, "")/e 86 | endif 87 | silent! normal j 88 | endfor 89 | else 90 | echomsg "警告！未定义 SourceStyle " . a:sourceStyle . " 的标准化方案！" 91 | endif 92 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 93 | silent! normal! Go 94 | silent! %s/?/？/g 95 | silent! global/^$/d 96 | silent! w! 97 | endfunction 98 | 99 | function! PageList() 100 | " 创建、排序、去重 pageList 101 | let s:pageList = [] 102 | global/^\d\{3,}$/call add(s:pageList, str2nr(getline('.'))) 103 | let s:pageList = uniq(sort(s:pageList,'n')) 104 | return s:pageList 105 | " echomsg s:pageList 106 | endfunction 107 | 108 | function! KeywordsDict() 109 | let startline = line(".") 110 | let currentPage = str2nr(getline('.')) 111 | 112 | silent! cbelow 113 | let endline = line(".") 114 | let lastline = line("$") 115 | 116 | if endline == startline 117 | if endline == lastline 118 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 119 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 120 | \+ getline(startline+1, endline-1) 121 | else 122 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 123 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 124 | \+ getline(startline+1, lastline) 125 | endif 126 | else 127 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 128 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 129 | \+ getline(startline+1, endline-1) 130 | silent! cabove 131 | endif 132 | return s:keywordsDict 133 | endfunction 134 | 135 | function! KeywordsDicts() 136 | let s:keywordsDict = {} 137 | silent! vimgrep /^\d\{3,}$/ % 138 | silent! cdo call KeywordsDict() 139 | " echomsg s:keywordsDict 140 | endfunction 141 | 142 | function! CustomNav(customNavList) 143 | " 输出自定义导航条 144 | let customNav = "" 145 | for customNavKey in a:customNavList 146 | let customNavKeyword = '' 148 | \. customNavKey[0] 149 | \. '' 150 | let customNav = customNav . customNavKeyword 151 | endfor 152 | let customNav = '
' . customNav . '
' 153 | return customNav 154 | endfunction 155 | 156 | function! PagesNav(currentPage, picNamePrefix) 157 | " 根据所有页码及当前页码所在位置，输出页码导航条 158 | " 兼容性：页码可以重复、跳页、乱序 159 | 160 | " 定义关键位置和页码 161 | " 获得当前页码，去除前导符0 162 | " let currentPage = str2nr(getline('.')) 163 | let currentPage = a:currentPage 164 | 165 | let cidx = index(s:pageList, currentPage) 166 | let firstidx = 0 167 | let lastidx = len(s:pageList) - 1 168 | 169 | let firstPage = s:pageList[0] 170 | let lastPage = s:pageList[-1] 171 | let previousPage = get(s:pageList, cidx-1, 'PAGE404') 172 | let previous2Page = get(s:pageList, cidx-2, 'PAGE404') 173 | let previous3Page = get(s:pageList, cidx-3, 'PAGE404') 174 | let nextPage = get(s:pageList, cidx+1, 'PAGE404') 175 | let next2Page = get(s:pageList, cidx+2, 'PAGE404') 176 | let next3Page = get(s:pageList, cidx+3, 'PAGE404') 177 | 178 | " 定义链接内容和样式 179 | let firstPage = PageLink(firstPage, "firstPage", a:picNamePrefix) 180 | let previous3Page = PageLink(previous3Page, "previous3Page", a:picNamePrefix) 181 | let previous2Page = PageLink(previous2Page, "previous2Page", a:picNamePrefix) 182 | let previousPage = PageLink(previousPage, "previousPage", a:picNamePrefix) 183 | let currentPage = PageLink(currentPage, "currentPage", a:picNamePrefix) 184 | let nextPage = PageLink(nextPage, "nextPage", a:picNamePrefix) 185 | let next2Page = PageLink(next2Page, "next2Page", a:picNamePrefix) 186 | let next3Page = PageLink(next3Page, "next3Page", a:picNamePrefix) 187 | let lastPage = PageLink(lastPage, "lastPage", a:picNamePrefix) 188 | 189 | " 根据当前页码所在位置，输出相应的pagesNav 190 | let pagesNav = "" 191 | if cidx > firstidx 192 | let pagesNav = firstPage 193 | endif 194 | if s:pageNavWidth == 0 195 | if cidx-3 > firstidx 196 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 197 | elseif cidx != firstidx 198 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 199 | endif 200 | elseif s:pageNavWidth == 1 201 | if cidx-4 > firstidx 202 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 203 | elseif cidx != firstidx 204 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 205 | endif 206 | if cidx-3 > firstidx 207 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . previous3Page . ', ' 208 | endif 209 | endif 210 | if cidx-2 > firstidx 211 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . previous2Page . ', ' 212 | endif 213 | if cidx-1 > firstidx 214 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . previousPage . ', ' 215 | endif 216 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . currentPage 217 | if cidx+1 < lastidx 218 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' . nextPage 219 | endif 220 | if cidx+2 < lastidx 221 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' . next2Page 222 | endif 223 | if s:pageNavWidth == 0 224 | if cidx+3 < lastidx 225 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 226 | elseif cidx != lastidx 227 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 228 | endif 229 | elseif s:pageNavWidth == 1 230 | if cidx+3 < lastidx 231 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' . next3Page 232 | endif 233 | if cidx+4 < lastidx 234 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 235 | elseif cidx != lastidx 236 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 237 | endif 238 | endif 239 | if cidx < lastidx 240 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . lastPage 241 | endif 242 | let pagesNav = '
' . pagesNav . '
' 243 | return pagesNav 244 | endfunction 245 | 246 | function! PageLink(page, className, picNamePrefix) 247 | " 根据页码信息，输出页码对应的链接和样式 248 | let pageLink = '' 251 | \. a:page . '' 252 | return pageLink 253 | endfunction 254 | 255 | function! KeywordsNav(currentPage, currentWord) 256 | " 输出关键字导航 257 | let keywordsNav = "" 258 | let keywordCount = 0 259 | for keyword in s:keywordsDict[a:currentPage] 260 | if keyword == a:currentWord 261 | if s:locationPercent 262 | let keyword = '' 264 | \. keyword . " " 265 | \. printf("%.0f%%", (keywordCount + 1) * 100.0 266 | \/len(s:keywordsDict[a:currentPage])) 267 | \. '' 268 | else 269 | let keyword = '' 271 | \. keyword 272 | \. '' 273 | endif 274 | else 275 | let keyword = '' 277 | \. keyword . '' 278 | endif 279 | if keywordCount == 0 280 | let keywordsNav = keyword 281 | else 282 | let keywordsNav = keywordsNav . ", " . keyword 283 | endif 284 | let keywordCount = keywordCount + 1 285 | endfor 286 | " //////距本页最近的前一个词条 287 | let currentPage = str2nr(a:currentPage) 288 | let cidx = index(s:pageList, currentPage) 289 | let firstPage = s:pageList[0] 290 | let nearestPrePage = get(s:pageList, cidx-1, s:pageList[-1]) 291 | if nearestPrePage >= firstPage 292 | while len(s:keywordsDict[nearestPrePage]) == 0 293 | let nearestPreidx = index(s:pageList, nearestPrePage) 294 | " 最后一个参数，可实现循环处理 295 | let nearestPrePage = get(s:pageList, nearestPreidx-1, s:pageList[-1]) 296 | " 若穷尽页面也没有词条，则输出空 297 | if nearestPrePage == currentPage 298 | break 299 | endif 300 | endwhile 301 | if len(s:keywordsDict[nearestPrePage]) > 0 302 | let nearestPreKeyword = s:keywordsDict[nearestPrePage][-1] 303 | if s:nearestKeyword == 0 304 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 305 | elseif s:nearestKeyword == 1 306 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 308 | \. '<<<' 309 | elseif s:nearestKeyword == 2 310 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 312 | \. '(' . nearestPreKeyword. ')<<<' 313 | endif 314 | else 315 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 316 | endif 317 | else 318 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 319 | endif 320 | " //////距本页最近的后一个词条 321 | let lastPage = s:pageList[-1] 322 | let nearestNextPage = get(s:pageList, cidx+1, s:pageList[0]) 323 | if nearestNextPage <= lastPage 324 | while len(s:keywordsDict[nearestNextPage]) == 0 325 | let nearestNextidx = index(s:pageList, nearestNextPage) 326 | " 最后一个参数，可实现循环处理 327 | let nearestNextPage = get(s:pageList, nearestNextidx+1, s:pageList[0]) 328 | " 若穷尽页面也没有词条，则输出空 329 | if nearestNextPage == currentPage 330 | break 331 | endif 332 | endwhile 333 | if len(s:keywordsDict[nearestNextPage]) > 0 334 | let nearestNextKeyword = s:keywordsDict[nearestNextPage][0] 335 | if s:nearestKeyword == 0 336 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 337 | elseif s:nearestKeyword == 1 338 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 340 | \. '>>>' 341 | elseif s:nearestKeyword == 2 342 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 344 | \. '>>>(' . nearestNextKeyword. ')' 345 | endif 346 | else 347 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 348 | endif 349 | else 350 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 351 | endif 352 | " //////拼接导航词条 353 | let keywordsNav = '
' 354 | \. nearestPreKeyword . keywordsNav . nearestNextKeyword 355 | \. '
' 356 | return keywordsNav 357 | endfunction 358 | 359 | " 根据sourceStyle和NavStyle输出标准的mdx源文件格式 ---------------------------------{{{1 360 | if index([0,1,2,3], s:sourceStyle) >= 0 361 | " 运行初始化函数 362 | silent! call StandardizeStyle(s:sourceStyle) 363 | silent! call PageList() 364 | silent! call KeywordsDicts() 365 | " 清空全文 366 | silent! %delete 367 | " 将标准化词条转为标准的mdx源文件格式 368 | if s:navStyle == 0 369 | " 自身没有pages和keywords导航，仅转LINK 370 | for currentPage in s:pageList 371 | for currentKeyword in s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 372 | silent! let s:navStyleZero = [currentKeyword 373 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:picNamePrefix 374 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 375 | \, ''] 376 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleZero) 377 | endfor 378 | endfor 379 | elseif s:navStyle == 1 380 | " 仅有pages导航，无keywords导航，简洁 381 | for currentPage in s:pageList 382 | silent! let s:navStyleOne = [s:picNamePrefix 383 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 384 | \, '' 385 | \. '
' 386 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 387 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 388 | \. '
' 389 | \. '
' 392 | \. '
' 393 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 394 | \. "
" 395 | \, ''] 396 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleOne) 397 | for currentKeyword in s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 398 | silent! let s:navStyleZero = [currentKeyword 399 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:picNamePrefix 400 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 401 | \, ''] 402 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleZero) 403 | endfor 404 | endfor 405 | elseif s:navStyle == 2 406 | " 不仅有pages导航，而且有keywords导航 407 | for currentPage in s:pageList 408 | silent! let s:navStyleTwo = [s:picNamePrefix 409 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 410 | \, '' 411 | \. '
' 412 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 413 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 414 | \. KeywordsNav(currentPage, "") 415 | \. '
' 416 | \. '
' 419 | \. '
' 420 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 421 | \. "
" 422 | \, ''] 423 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleTwo) 424 | for currentKeyword in s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 425 | silent! let s:navStyleOne = [currentKeyword 426 | \, '' 427 | \. '
' 428 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 429 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 430 | \. KeywordsNav(currentPage, currentKeyword) 431 | \. '
' 432 | \. '
' 435 | \. '
' 436 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 437 | \. "
" 438 | \, ''] 439 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleOne) 440 | endfor 441 | endfor 442 | elseif s:navStyle == 3 443 | " 不仅有pages导航，而且有keywords导航 444 | " 但keyword其实仅简单@@@Link到相应page 445 | " 因此，keyword导航的LocationPercent等失效 446 | " 而好处是，keyword与page共用代码，简洁 447 | for currentPage in s:pageList 448 | silent! let s:navStyleTwo = [s:picNamePrefix 449 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 450 | \, '' 451 | \. '
' 452 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 453 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 454 | \. KeywordsNav(currentPage, "") 455 | \. '
' 456 | \. '
' 459 | \. '
' 460 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 461 | \. "
" 462 | \, ''] 463 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleTwo) 464 | for currentKeyword in s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 465 | silent! let s:navStyleZero = [currentKeyword 466 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:picNamePrefix 467 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 468 | \, ''] 469 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleZero) 470 | endfor 471 | endfor 472 | else 473 | echomsg "请定义 NavStyle " . s:NavStyle . " 的处理方案" 474 | endif 475 | else 476 | echomsg "请定义 SourceStyle " . s:sourceStyle . " 的处理方案" 477 | endif 478 | 479 | " 将输出结果保存到mdxSource ----------------------------------------------{{{1 480 | silent! global/^$/d 481 | let g:mdxSource = extend(g:mdxSource, getline(1, "$")) 482 | 483 | " Reference --------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 484 | finish 485 | 486 | " 在新Tab页打开output文件 487 | silent! tabe %:r.output.%:e 488 | 489 | /* vim: set et sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 fdm=marker ff=unix ft=vim fenc=utf8 nobomb: */ 490 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MdxSourceBuilderDemo.gif: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VimWei/MdxSourceBuilder/0ce28a0075e28d1be920723c34becd4e2116c554/MdxSourceBuilderDemo.gif -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MdxSourceBuilderLink.vim: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | " 读取词典参数 ------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 2 | let s:CSSName = g:CSSName 3 | let s:pageNumDigit = '%0'. g:pageNumDigit . 'd' 4 | let s:sourceStyle = anyMoreSource[1] 5 | let s:pagePrefix = anyMoreSource[2] 6 | 7 | " 初始化及通用函数定义 ----------------------------------------------------{{{1 8 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 9 | silent! normal! Go 10 | silent! global/^"/d 11 | silent! global/^$/d 12 | silent! w! 13 | 14 | function! StandardizeStyle(sourceStyle) 15 | " 将 page,keywords 输入文件格式整理为标准格式 16 | if a:sourceStyle == 0 17 | " No further treatment is required 18 | " 适合如下标准词条格式：一行页码 + 多行关键词（每行一个关键词） 19 | " 0001 20 | " a 21 | " b 22 | " c 23 | " 0002 24 | " x 25 | " y 26 | " z 27 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 1 28 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为'一个页码+多个中文单字符的关键词' 29 | " 0001吖阿啊锕腌啊嗄啊哎 30 | " 0002哀埃挨唉锿挨皑癌毐欸嗳矮蔼 31 | " 0003霭艾砹唉爱隘碍嗳嗌媛瑷 32 | " 以下将的单行格式转换为标准词条格式 33 | " 将页码换行 34 | silent! %s/^\d\{3,}\($\)\@!/\0\r/e 35 | " 将每个字独立成行 36 | silent! %s/\D\($\)\@!/\0\r/ge 37 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 2 38 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为"页码 + 分隔符 + 单个中或英关键词" 39 | " 分隔符兼容：Tab键'\t', 4个及以上空格'\s\{4,}' 40 | " 0001 abandon 41 | " 0001 abandoned 42 | " 0002 abandonee 43 | " 0002 a bas 44 | " 0003 abdominous 45 | " 将所有Tab替换为空格 46 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 47 | normal gg 48 | let linenumber = printf(s:pageNumDigit, 0) 49 | for line in getline(1,'$') 50 | let words = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 51 | if linenumber == words[0] 52 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[1]/e 53 | else 54 | let linenumber = words[0] 55 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[0] . "\n". get(words, 1, "")/e 56 | endif 57 | silent! normal j 58 | endfor 59 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 3 60 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为"单个中或英关键词 + 分隔符 + 页码" 61 | " 分隔符兼容：Tab键'\t', 4个及以上空格'\s\{4,}' 62 | " abandon 0001 63 | " abandoned 0001 64 | " abandonee 0002 65 | " a bas 0002 66 | " abdominous 0003 67 | " 将所有Tab替换为空格 68 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 69 | " 将格式转为sourceStyle 2 70 | silent! %s/^\(.\{-}\)\s\{4,}\(\d\{3,}\)$/\2 \1/ 71 | normal gg 72 | let linenumber = printf(s:pageNumDigit, 0) 73 | for line in getline(1,'$') 74 | let words = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 75 | if linenumber == words[0] 76 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[1]/e 77 | else 78 | let linenumber = words[0] 79 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[0] . "\n". get(words, 1, "")/e 80 | endif 81 | silent! normal j 82 | endfor 83 | else 84 | echomsg "警告！未定义 SourceStyle " . a:sourceStyle . " 的标准化方案！" 85 | endif 86 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 87 | silent! normal! Go 88 | silent! %s/?/？/g 89 | silent! global/^$/d 90 | silent! w! 91 | endfunction 92 | 93 | function! PageList() 94 | " 创建、排序、去重 pageList 95 | let s:pageList = [] 96 | global/^\d\{3,}$/call add(s:pageList, str2nr(getline('.'))) 97 | let s:pageList = uniq(sort(s:pageList,'n')) 98 | return s:pageList 99 | " echomsg s:pageList 100 | endfunction 101 | 102 | function! KeywordsDict() 103 | let startline = line(".") 104 | let currentPage = str2nr(getline('.')) 105 | 106 | silent! cbelow 107 | let endline = line(".") 108 | let lastline = line("$") 109 | 110 | if endline == startline 111 | if endline == lastline 112 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 113 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 114 | \+ getline(startline+1, endline-1) 115 | else 116 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 117 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 118 | \+ getline(startline+1, lastline) 119 | endif 120 | else 121 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 122 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 123 | \+ getline(startline+1, endline-1) 124 | silent! cabove 125 | endif 126 | return s:keywordsDict 127 | endfunction 128 | 129 | function! KeywordsDicts() 130 | let s:keywordsDict = {} 131 | silent! vimgrep /^\d\{3,}$/ % 132 | silent! cdo call KeywordsDict() 133 | " echomsg s:keywordsDict 134 | endfunction 135 | 136 | " 根据SourceStyle输出标准的mdx源文件格式 ----------------------------------{{{1 137 | if index([0,1,2,3], s:sourceStyle) >= 0 138 | " 运行初始化函数 139 | silent! call StandardizeStyle(s:sourceStyle) 140 | silent! call PageList() 141 | silent! call KeywordsDicts() 142 | " 清空全文 143 | silent! %delete 144 | " 将标准化词条转为标准的mdx源文件格式 145 | for currentPage in s:pageList 146 | for currentKeyword in s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 147 | silent! let s:atLink = [currentKeyword 148 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:pagePrefix 149 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 150 | \, ''] 151 | silent! call append('$', s:atLink) 152 | endfor 153 | endfor 154 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 104 155 | " 将带有编号的主词条改造为使用"s+编号"进行检索 156 | silent! %s/^\(\d*\)\(\s.*\)$/s\1\r@@@LINK=\0\r<\/>/ 157 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 105 158 | " 运行初始化函数 159 | silent! call StandardizeStyle(s:sourceStyle) 160 | silent! call PageList() 161 | silent! call KeywordsDicts() 162 | " 清空全文 163 | silent! 0,$d 164 | " 将标准化词条转为标准的mdx源文件格式 165 | for currentPage in s:pageList 166 | for currentKeyword in s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 167 | " 对currentKeyword进行特殊处理 168 | silent! let s:atLink = [currentKeyword 169 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:pagePrefix 170 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 171 | \, '' 172 | \, "s" . split(currentKeyword, '\s')[0] 173 | \, '@@@LINK=' . currentKeyword 174 | \, ''] 175 | silent! call append('$', s:atLink) 176 | endfor 177 | endfor 178 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 106 179 | " 1. “中英文”定位到页面 180 | let lineDicts = {} 181 | let lineNumber = 0 182 | for line in getline(1,'$') 183 | let lineDicts[lineNumber] = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 184 | let lineNumber += 1 185 | endfor 186 | " 清空全文 187 | silent! 0,$d 188 | for line in range(lineNumber) 189 | let lineList = lineDicts[line] 190 | silent! let s:atLink = [lineList[2] 191 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:pagePrefix 192 | \. lineList[0] 193 | \, '' 194 | \, lineList[1] 195 | \, '@@@LINK=' . lineList[2] 196 | \, '' 197 | \, lineList[3] 198 | \, '@@@LINK=' . lineList[2] 199 | \, ''] 200 | silent! call append('$', s:atLink) 201 | endfor 202 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 107 203 | " 添加编号链接 204 | silent! %s/\(\d\+\)/\1<\/a>/g 205 | " 给每个词条添加CSS 206 | silent! execute '%s/^\(<\/>\)/' 207 | \. '\r\0/e' 210 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 109 211 | " 基于888改造：主词条为页码 212 | silent! g/^\s*"/d 213 | silent! global/^$/d 214 | silent! %s/?/？/g 215 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 216 | silent! w! 217 | let lineDicts = {} 218 | let lineNumber = 0 219 | for line in getline(1,'$') 220 | let lineDicts[lineNumber] = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 221 | let lineNumber += 1 222 | endfor 223 | silent! %delete 224 | for line in range(lineNumber) 225 | let lineList = lineDicts[line] 226 | for dictKeyword in lineList[1:] 227 | silent! let s:atLink = [dictKeyword 228 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:pagePrefix . lineList[0] 229 | \, ''] 230 | silent! call append('$', s:atLink) 231 | endfor 232 | endfor 233 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 888 234 | " 适用于快速手工添加链接词条 235 | " 词条格式：现有关键词\t链接词条1\t链接词条2\t链接词条3 236 | " 分隔符兼容Tab和空格(4位及以上) 237 | " 可以添加注释行：与VimL一样，以 " 开头 238 | " 可以添加空行 239 | " /////////////// 240 | " 清理数据：删除注释行、空行、问号中文化、Tab转空格 241 | silent! g/^\s*"/d 242 | silent! global/^$/d 243 | silent! %s/?/？/g 244 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 245 | silent! w! 246 | let lineDicts = {} 247 | let lineNumber = 0 248 | for line in getline(1,'$') 249 | let lineDicts[lineNumber] = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 250 | let lineNumber += 1 251 | endfor 252 | silent! 0,$d 253 | for line in range(lineNumber) 254 | let lineList = lineDicts[line] 255 | for dictKeyword in lineList[1:] 256 | silent! let s:atLink = [dictKeyword 257 | \, '@@@LINK=' . lineList[0] 258 | \, ''] 259 | silent! call append('$', s:atLink) 260 | endfor 261 | endfor 262 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 998 263 | " 清理数据：删除注释行、空行 264 | " 注释行：与VimL一样，以 " 开头 265 | silent! g/^\s*"/d 266 | silent! global/^$/d 267 | silent! w! 268 | " 给每个词条添加CSS 269 | silent! execute '%s/^\(<\/>\)/' 270 | \. '\r\0/e' 273 | elseif s:sourceStyle == 999 274 | " 清理数据：删除注释行、空行 275 | " 注释行：与VimL一样，以 " 开头 276 | silent! g/^\s*"/d 277 | silent! global/^$/d 278 | silent! w! 279 | " No further treatment is required 280 | else 281 | echomsg "警告！！未定义 SourceStyle " . s:sourceStyle . " 的处理方案！" 282 | endif 283 | 284 | " 将输出结果保存到mdxSource ----------------------------------------------{{{1 285 | silent! global/^$/d 286 | let g:mdxSource = extend(g:mdxSource, getline(1, "$")) 287 | 288 | " Reference --------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 289 | finish 290 | 291 | " 在新Tab页打开output文件 292 | silent! tabe %:r.output.%:e 293 | 294 | /* vim: set et sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 fdm=marker ff=unix ft=vim fenc=utf8 nobomb: */ 295 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MdxSourceBuilderMultiLevel.vim: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | " 读取词典参数 ------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 2 | let s:CSSName = g:CSSName 3 | let s:pageNumDigit = '%0'. g:pageNumDigit . 'd' 4 | let s:customNavList = g:customNavList 5 | let s:picNamePrefix = g:multiLevelParts[1] 6 | let s:picFormat = g:multiLevelParts[2] 7 | let s:navStyle = g:multiLevelParts[3] 8 | let s:pageNavWidth = g:pageNavWidth 9 | 10 | " 初始化及通用函数定义 ----------------------------------------------------{{{1 11 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 12 | silent! normal! Go 13 | silent! global/^"/d 14 | silent! global/^$/d 15 | silent! w! 16 | 17 | function! StandardizeStyle(sourceStyle) 18 | " 将 page,keywords 输入文件格式整理为标准格式 19 | if a:sourceStyle == 0 20 | " No further treatment is required 21 | " 适合如下标准词条格式：一行页码 + 多行关键词（每行一个关键词） 22 | " 0001 23 | " a 24 | " b 25 | " c 26 | " 0002 27 | " x 28 | " y 29 | " z 30 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 1 31 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为'一个页码+多个中文单字符的关键词' 32 | " 0001吖阿啊锕腌啊嗄啊哎 33 | " 0002哀埃挨唉锿挨皑癌毐欸嗳矮蔼 34 | " 0003霭艾砹唉爱隘碍嗳嗌媛瑷 35 | " 以下将的单行格式转换为标准词条格式 36 | " 将页码换行 37 | silent! %s/^\d\{3,}\($\)\@!/\0\r/e 38 | " 将每个字独立成行 39 | silent! %s/\D\($\)\@!/\0\r/ge 40 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 2 41 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为"页码 + 分隔符 + 单个中或英关键词" 42 | " 分隔符兼容：Tab键'\t', 4个及以上空格'\s\{4,}' 43 | " 0001 abandon 44 | " 0001 abandoned 45 | " 0002 abandonee 46 | " 0002 a bas 47 | " 0003 abdominous 48 | " 将所有Tab替换为空格 49 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 50 | normal gg 51 | let linenumber = printf(s:pageNumDigit, 0) 52 | for line in getline(1,'$') 53 | let words = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 54 | if linenumber == words[0] 55 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[1]/e 56 | else 57 | let linenumber = words[0] 58 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[0] . "\n". get(words, 1, "")/e 59 | endif 60 | silent! normal j 61 | endfor 62 | elseif a:sourceStyle == 3 63 | " 适合如下词条格式：行格式为"单个中或英关键词 + 分隔符 + 页码" 64 | " 分隔符兼容：Tab键'\t', 4个及以上空格'\s\{4,}' 65 | " abandon 0001 66 | " abandoned 0001 67 | " abandonee 0002 68 | " a bas 0002 69 | " abdominous 0003 70 | " 将所有Tab替换为空格 71 | silent! set expandtab tabstop=4 | %retab 72 | " 将格式转为sourceStyle 2 73 | silent! %s/^\(.\{-}\)\s\{4,}\(\d\{3,}\)$/\2 \1/ 74 | normal gg 75 | let linenumber = printf(s:pageNumDigit, 0) 76 | for line in getline(1,'$') 77 | let words = split(line, '\s\{4,}') 78 | if linenumber == words[0] 79 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[1]/e 80 | else 81 | let linenumber = words[0] 82 | silent! s/^.*$/\= words[0] . "\n". get(words, 1, "")/e 83 | endif 84 | silent! normal j 85 | endfor 86 | else 87 | echomsg "警告！未定义 SourceStyle " . a:sourceStyle . " 的标准化方案！" 88 | endif 89 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 90 | silent! normal! Go 91 | silent! %s/?/？/g 92 | silent! global/^$/d 93 | silent! w! 94 | endfunction 95 | 96 | function! StandardizeMultiFiles() 97 | let i = 0 98 | let s:multiFileStd = {} 99 | for multiFile in g:multiLevelParts[0] 100 | " 读取每个文件 101 | silent! exe "$read ". multiFile[0] 102 | let sourceStyle = multiFile[1] 103 | " 标准化每个文件 104 | silent! call StandardizeStyle(sourceStyle) 105 | " 将每个文件都存入字典 s:multiFileStd 106 | let s:multiFileStd[i] = getline(1, "$") 107 | silent! %delete 108 | let i += 1 109 | endfor 110 | return s:multiFileStd 111 | " 监测：输出变量 112 | " echomsg s:multiFileStd 113 | " silent! call append('$', s:multiFileStd) 114 | " silent! call append('$', s:multiFileStd[0]) 115 | " for i in keys(s:multiFileStd) 116 | " silent! call append('$', s:multiFileStd[i]) 117 | " endfor 118 | endfunction 119 | 120 | function! PageList() 121 | silent! %delete 122 | for i in keys(s:multiFileStd) 123 | " 加载已经标准化的multiFileStd 124 | silent! call append('$', s:multiFileStd[i]) 125 | endfor 126 | " 创建、排序、去重 pageList 127 | let s:pageList = [] 128 | global/^\d\{3,}$/call add(s:pageList, str2nr(getline('.'))) 129 | let s:pageList = uniq(sort(s:pageList,'n')) 130 | return s:pageList 131 | " 监测：输出变量 132 | " echomsg s:pageList 133 | " silent! call append('$', s:pageList) 134 | endfunction 135 | 136 | function! KeywordsDict() 137 | let startline = line(".") 138 | let currentPage = str2nr(getline('.')) 139 | 140 | silent! cbelow 141 | let endline = line(".") 142 | let lastline = line("$") 143 | 144 | if endline == startline 145 | if endline == lastline 146 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 147 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 148 | \+ getline(startline+1, endline-1) 149 | else 150 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 151 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 152 | \+ getline(startline+1, lastline) 153 | endif 154 | else 155 | silent! let s:keywordsDict[currentPage] 156 | \= get(s:keywordsDict, currentPage, []) 157 | \+ getline(startline+1, endline-1) 158 | silent! cabove 159 | endif 160 | return s:keywordsDict 161 | endfunction 162 | 163 | function! KeywordsDicts() 164 | silent! %delete 165 | let s:fileKeywordsDict = {} 166 | for i in keys(s:multiFileStd) 167 | " 加载已经标准化的multiFileStd 168 | silent! call append('$', s:multiFileStd[i]) 169 | " 清理并保存，以便后续代码可以正常运作 170 | silent! global/^$/d 171 | silent! w! 172 | " 输出每个文件的keywordsDict 173 | let s:keywordsDict = {} 174 | silent! vimgrep /^\d\{3,}$/ % 175 | silent! cdo call KeywordsDict() 176 | " 合并为multiFile的keywordsDict 177 | let s:fileKeywordsDict[i] = s:keywordsDict 178 | silent! %delete 179 | endfor 180 | return s:fileKeywordsDict 181 | " 监测：输出变量 182 | " echomsg s:fileKeywordsDict 183 | " silent! call append('$', s:fileKeywordsDict) 184 | " silent! call append('$', s:fileKeywordsDict[0]) 185 | " for i in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 186 | " silent! call append('$', s:fileKeywordsDict[i]) 187 | " endfor 188 | endfunction 189 | 190 | function! CustomNav(customNavList) 191 | " 输出自定义导航条 192 | let customNav = "" 193 | for customNavKey in a:customNavList 194 | let customNavKeyword = '' 196 | \. customNavKey[0] 197 | \. '' 198 | let customNav = customNav . customNavKeyword 199 | endfor 200 | let customNav = '
' . customNav . '
' 201 | return customNav 202 | endfunction 203 | 204 | function! PagesNav(currentPage, picNamePrefix) 205 | " 根据所有页码及当前页码所在位置，输出页码导航条 206 | " 兼容性：页码可以重复、跳页、乱序 207 | 208 | " 定义关键位置和页码 209 | " 获得当前页码，去除前导符0 210 | " let currentPage = str2nr(getline('.')) 211 | let currentPage = a:currentPage 212 | 213 | let cidx = index(s:pageList, currentPage) 214 | let firstidx = 0 215 | let lastidx = len(s:pageList) - 1 216 | 217 | let firstPage = s:pageList[0] 218 | let lastPage = s:pageList[-1] 219 | let previousPage = get(s:pageList, cidx-1, 'PAGE404') 220 | let previous2Page = get(s:pageList, cidx-2, 'PAGE404') 221 | let previous3Page = get(s:pageList, cidx-3, 'PAGE404') 222 | let nextPage = get(s:pageList, cidx+1, 'PAGE404') 223 | let next2Page = get(s:pageList, cidx+2, 'PAGE404') 224 | let next3Page = get(s:pageList, cidx+3, 'PAGE404') 225 | 226 | " 定义链接内容和样式 227 | let firstPage = PageLink(firstPage, "firstPage", a:picNamePrefix) 228 | let previous3Page = PageLink(previous3Page, "previous3Page", a:picNamePrefix) 229 | let previous2Page = PageLink(previous2Page, "previous2Page", a:picNamePrefix) 230 | let previousPage = PageLink(previousPage, "previousPage", a:picNamePrefix) 231 | let currentPage = PageLink(currentPage, "currentPage", a:picNamePrefix) 232 | let nextPage = PageLink(nextPage, "nextPage", a:picNamePrefix) 233 | let next2Page = PageLink(next2Page, "next2Page", a:picNamePrefix) 234 | let next3Page = PageLink(next3Page, "next3Page", a:picNamePrefix) 235 | let lastPage = PageLink(lastPage, "lastPage", a:picNamePrefix) 236 | 237 | " 根据当前页码所在位置，输出相应的pagesNav 238 | let pagesNav = "" 239 | if cidx > firstidx 240 | let pagesNav = firstPage 241 | endif 242 | if s:pageNavWidth == 0 243 | if cidx-3 > firstidx 244 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 245 | elseif cidx != firstidx 246 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 247 | endif 248 | elseif s:pageNavWidth == 1 249 | if cidx-4 > firstidx 250 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 251 | elseif cidx != firstidx 252 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 253 | endif 254 | if cidx-3 > firstidx 255 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . previous3Page . ', ' 256 | endif 257 | endif 258 | if cidx-2 > firstidx 259 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . previous2Page . ', ' 260 | endif 261 | if cidx-1 > firstidx 262 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . previousPage . ', ' 263 | endif 264 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . currentPage 265 | if cidx+1 < lastidx 266 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' . nextPage 267 | endif 268 | if cidx+2 < lastidx 269 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' . next2Page 270 | endif 271 | if s:pageNavWidth == 0 272 | if cidx+3 < lastidx 273 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 274 | elseif cidx != lastidx 275 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 276 | endif 277 | elseif s:pageNavWidth == 1 278 | if cidx+3 < lastidx 279 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' . next3Page 280 | endif 281 | if cidx+4 < lastidx 282 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ' ... ' 283 | elseif cidx != lastidx 284 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . ', ' 285 | endif 286 | endif 287 | if cidx < lastidx 288 | let pagesNav = pagesNav . lastPage 289 | endif 290 | let pagesNav = '
' . pagesNav . '
' 291 | return pagesNav 292 | endfunction 293 | 294 | function! PageLink(page, className, picNamePrefix) 295 | " 根据页码信息，输出页码对应的链接和样式 296 | let pageLink = '' 299 | \. a:page . '' 300 | return pageLink 301 | endfunction 302 | 303 | function! KeywordsNav(currentPage, currentWord) 304 | " 输出关键字导航 305 | let s:multiKeywordsNav = "" 306 | for file in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 307 | let keywordsNav = "" 308 | let keywordCount = 0 309 | let locationPercent = g:multiLevelParts[0][file][2] 310 | let nearestKeyword = g:multiLevelParts[0][file][3] 311 | for keyword in get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file], a:currentPage, []) 312 | if keyword == a:currentWord 313 | if locationPercent 314 | let keyword = '' 316 | \. keyword . " " 317 | \. printf("%.0f%%", (keywordCount + 1) * 100.0 318 | \/len(s:fileKeywordsDict[file][a:currentPage])) 319 | \. '' 320 | else 321 | let keyword = '' 323 | \. keyword 324 | \. '' 325 | endif 326 | else 327 | let keyword = '' 329 | \. keyword . '' 330 | endif 331 | if keywordCount == 0 332 | let keywordsNav = keyword 333 | else 334 | let keywordsNav = keywordsNav . ", " . keyword 335 | endif 336 | let keywordCount = keywordCount + 1 337 | endfor 338 | " //////距本页最近的前一个词条 339 | let currentPage = str2nr(a:currentPage) 340 | let cidx = index(s:pageList, currentPage) 341 | let firstPage = s:pageList[0] 342 | let nearestPrePage = get(s:pageList, cidx-1, s:pageList[-1]) 343 | if nearestPrePage >= firstPage 344 | while len(get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file], nearestPrePage, [])) == 0 345 | let nearestPreidx = index(s:pageList, nearestPrePage) 346 | " 最后一个参数，可实现循环处理 347 | let nearestPrePage = get(s:pageList, nearestPreidx-1, s:pageList[-1]) 348 | " 若穷尽页面也没有词条，则输出空 349 | if nearestPrePage == currentPage 350 | break 351 | endif 352 | endwhile 353 | if len(get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file], nearestPrePage, [])) > 0 354 | let nearestPreKeyword = s:fileKeywordsDict[file][nearestPrePage][-1] 355 | if nearestKeyword == 0 356 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 357 | elseif nearestKeyword == 1 358 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 360 | \. '<<<' 361 | elseif nearestKeyword == 2 362 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 364 | \. '(' . nearestPreKeyword. ')<<<' 365 | endif 366 | else 367 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 368 | endif 369 | else 370 | let nearestPreKeyword = '' 371 | endif 372 | " //////距本页最近的后一个词条 373 | let lastPage = s:pageList[-1] 374 | let nearestNextPage = get(s:pageList, cidx+1, s:pageList[0]) 375 | if nearestNextPage <= lastPage 376 | while len(get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file], nearestNextPage, [])) == 0 377 | let nearestNextidx = index(s:pageList, nearestNextPage) 378 | " 最后一个参数，可实现循环处理 379 | let nearestNextPage = get(s:pageList, nearestNextidx+1, s:pageList[0]) 380 | " 若穷尽页面也没有词条，则输出空 381 | if nearestNextPage == currentPage 382 | break 383 | endif 384 | endwhile 385 | if len(get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file], nearestNextPage, [])) > 0 386 | let nearestNextKeyword = s:fileKeywordsDict[file][nearestNextPage][0] 387 | if nearestKeyword == 0 388 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 389 | elseif nearestKeyword == 1 390 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 392 | \. '>>>' 393 | elseif nearestKeyword == 2 394 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 396 | \. '>>>(' . nearestNextKeyword. ')' 397 | endif 398 | else 399 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 400 | endif 401 | else 402 | let nearestNextKeyword = '' 403 | endif 404 | " //////拼接导航词条 405 | let keywordsNav = '
' 406 | \. nearestPreKeyword . keywordsNav . nearestNextKeyword 407 | \. '
' 408 | let s:multiKeywordsNav = s:multiKeywordsNav . keywordsNav 409 | endfor 410 | let s:multiKeywordsNav = '
' 411 | \. s:multiKeywordsNav 412 | \. '
' 413 | return s:multiKeywordsNav 414 | endfunction 415 | 416 | " 根据sourceStyle和NavStyle输出标准的mdx源文件格式 ---------------------------------{{{1 417 | 418 | " 是否所有层级文件的sourceStyle都在指定范围内 -----------------------------{{{2 419 | " 若所有文件的sourceStyle都在列表范围内，则为1，否则为0 420 | function! MultiSourceStyle(sourceStyleList) 421 | for multiFile in g:multiLevelParts[0] 422 | let sourceStyle = multiFile[1] 423 | if index(a:sourceStyleList, sourceStyle) >= 0 424 | " 若sourceStyle在sourceStyleList列表范围之内，则为1 425 | let multiSourceStyle = 1 426 | else 427 | " 只要有一个未在列表范围内，则为0 428 | let multiSourceStyle = 0 429 | break 430 | endif 431 | endfor 432 | return multiSourceStyle 433 | endfunction 434 | 435 | if MultiSourceStyle([0,1,2,3]) == 1 436 | " 运行初始化函数 ---------------------------------------------------{{{2 437 | " 标准化词条，并存入 s:multiFileStd 字典 438 | " 创建标准化后的文件字典 s:multiFileStd 439 | silent! call StandardizeMultiFiles() 440 | " 创建合并multiFile的PageList 441 | silent! call PageList() 442 | " 创建分层级的 s:fileKeywordsDict 443 | silent! call KeywordsDicts() 444 | " for i in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 445 | " silent! call append('$', s:fileKeywordsDict[i]) 446 | " endfor 447 | 448 | " 清空全文 449 | silent! %delete 450 | " 将标准化词条转为标准的mdx源文件格式 451 | if s:navStyle == 0 452 | " 自身没有pages和keywords导航，仅转LINK 453 | for currentPage in s:pageList 454 | for file in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 455 | for currentKeyword in get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file],currentPage,[]) 456 | silent! let s:navStyleZero = [currentKeyword 457 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:picNamePrefix 458 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 459 | \, ''] 460 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleZero) 461 | endfor 462 | endfor 463 | endfor 464 | elseif s:navStyle == 1 465 | " 仅有pages导航，无keywords导航，简洁 466 | for currentPage in s:pageList 467 | silent! let s:navStyleOne = [s:picNamePrefix 468 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 469 | \, '' 470 | \. '
' 471 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 472 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 473 | \. '
' 474 | \. '
' 477 | \. '
' 478 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 479 | \. "
" 480 | \, ''] 481 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleOne) 482 | for file in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 483 | for currentKeyword in get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file],currentPage,[]) 484 | silent! let s:navStyleZero = [currentKeyword 485 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:picNamePrefix 486 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 487 | \, ''] 488 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleZero) 489 | endfor 490 | endfor 491 | endfor 492 | elseif s:navStyle == 2 493 | " 不仅有pages导航，而且有keywords导航 494 | for currentPage in s:pageList 495 | silent! let s:navStyleTwo = [s:picNamePrefix 496 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 497 | \, '' 498 | \. '
' 499 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 500 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 501 | \. KeywordsNav(currentPage, "") 502 | \. '
' 503 | \. '
' 506 | \. '
' 507 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 508 | \. "
" 509 | \, ''] 510 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleTwo) 511 | for file in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 512 | for currentKeyword in get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file],currentPage,[]) 513 | silent! let s:navStyleOne = [currentKeyword 514 | \, '' 515 | \. '
' 516 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 517 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 518 | \. KeywordsNav(currentPage, currentKeyword) 519 | \. '
' 520 | \. '
' 523 | \. '
' 524 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 525 | \. "
" 526 | \, ''] 527 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleOne) 528 | endfor 529 | endfor 530 | endfor 531 | elseif s:navStyle == 3 532 | " 不仅有pages导航，而且有keywords导航 533 | " 但keyword其实仅简单@@@Link到相应page 534 | " 因此，keyword导航的LocationPercent等失效 535 | " 而好处是，keyword与page共用代码，简洁 536 | for currentPage in s:pageList 537 | silent! let s:navStyleTwo = [s:picNamePrefix 538 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 539 | \, '' 540 | \. '
' 541 | \. CustomNav(s:customNavList) 542 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 543 | \. KeywordsNav(currentPage, "") 544 | \. '
' 545 | \. '
' 548 | \. '
' 549 | \. PagesNav(currentPage, s:picNamePrefix) 550 | \. "
" 551 | \, ''] 552 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleTwo) 553 | for file in keys(s:fileKeywordsDict) 554 | for currentKeyword in get(s:fileKeywordsDict[file],currentPage,[]) 555 | silent! let s:navStyleZero = [currentKeyword 556 | \, '@@@LINK=' . s:picNamePrefix 557 | \. printf(s:pageNumDigit, currentPage) 558 | \, ''] 559 | silent! call append('$', s:navStyleZero) 560 | endfor 561 | endfor 562 | endfor 563 | else 564 | echomsg "请定义 NavStyle " . s:NavStyle . " 的处理方案" 565 | endif 566 | else 567 | echomsg "请定义 SourceStyle " . s:sourceStyle . " 的处理方案" 568 | endif 569 | 570 | " 将输出结果保存到mdxSource ----------------------------------------------{{{1 571 | silent! global/^$/d 572 | let g:mdxSource = extend(g:mdxSource, getline(1, "$")) 573 | 574 | " Reference --------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 575 | finish 576 | 577 | " 在新Tab页打开output文件 578 | silent! tabe %:r.output.%:e 579 | 580 | /* vim: set et sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 fdm=marker ff=unix ft=vim fenc=utf8 nobomb: */ 581 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.MD: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # MdxSourceBuilder 2 | 3 | 一键制作图片词典：原始词条==> 标准化词条==> mdx源文件 ==> mdx词典文件 4 | 5 | 打开Vim，输入命令 `:bro so`，找到MdxSourceBuilder.vim，打开，结束。 6 | 7 | 或者使用如下自动寻址方式 `:so MdxSourceBuilder.vim` 8 | 9 | ![MdxSourceBuilder GIF Demo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VimWei/MdxSourceBuilder/master/MdxSourceBuilderDemo.gif) 10 | 11 | 更多视频演示: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Ki4y1g74X/ 12 | 13 | ## 背景 14 | 15 | ### 需求背景 16 | 17 | 时常遇到一些好资料，怎奈只有纸质版或扫描版之类，希望将这些资料转换为可以检索的mdx词典，既方便使用，也提高利用率。 18 | 19 | 但是，常常在辛苦整理好词条（这是纯苦力活）之后，使用过往技术方案实现的成品却不够理想，不理想之处有两大方面： 20 | 21 | * 导航不理想，极大降低了用户的使用体验 22 | * 制作修订过程复杂，极大干扰了制作者的热情 23 | 24 | 这完全可以通过工具来解决。 25 | 26 | ### 程序设计背景 27 | 28 | 本来我只是提出痛点，希望有高人能出手解决，怎奈高人大都不屑于处理。 29 | 30 | 本非码农，可鉴于实在痛的厉害，只好自己用三脚猫功夫倒腾了人生第一个具有完整功能的程序。在此之前，从来没用过list、dict之类的，连这个github发布，都是现学现卖，还望高人不要耻笑，多提点才是。若有高人能够弄个更好的程序或是python版的或是GUI版的，那大家就有福了，我这纯粹抛砖引玉。 31 | 32 | 非码农的好处，或许是可以有更好的用户视角：既考虑词典终端用户的使用体验，也考虑普通的词典制作者的使用体验。虽不能解决所有问题，但至少已能解决我自己的大部分诉求，希望也能解决众多mdx词典用户的些许痛点。 33 | 34 | ## 解决方案 35 | 36 | 基本思路： 1.原始词条==> 2.标准化词条==> 3.mdx源文件 ==> 4.mdx词典文件 37 | 38 | 1. 原始词条：鉴于资料的多样性，原始词条的获取方式也是多种多样，有OCR来的，有手工输入的，也有从其他人的资料转编译来的，也有是因为制作人的喜好或用的工具不同，导致原始词条的格式完全不同。这个特点造就了解决方案必须：(1)兼容多样性，将最常见的词条样式纳入进来；(2)开放性，用户可以根据需要自定义更多个性化的原始词条样式。 39 | 40 | 目前，本程序已经实现了对三种原始词条样式的兼容，用户也可以根据需要自定义添加。 41 | 42 | 2. 标准化词条：若能将多样化的原始词条转化为标准化的词条，那么后续就可以标准化处理了。因此如何定义标准化词条就变得很重要，它是实现后续程序的基础。 43 | 44 | 目前，本程序已经提出了一个1.0版的最基本词条标准：一行页码，之后跟随多行关键词，每行一个关键词，如此往复。之所以说1.0版仅仅是最基本的标准，是因为这个标准还未能兼容如分栏、多层级词条等更复杂的情形，这些都有待后续有高人继续升级完善。 45 | 46 | 3. mdx源文件：这个txt文件与其他技术方案的最大区别是——包含了足够优良的页面导航、关键词导航以及用户自由定义的导航信息，极大提升用户对图片词典的使用体验。图片导航如何设计仁者见仁智者见智，因此，解决方案必须：(1)足够优良，不能太简陋，能用机器实现的定位，就不要浪费肉眼定位、繁琐操作定位等人类的精力；(2)兼容多样性，将最常见的导航样式纳入进来，比如封面附录等无需关键词导航、正文等需要关键词导航、拼音等则无需导航直接转链接到现有页面即可；(3)开放性，用户可以根据需要自定义CSS样式，或者添加更多个性化的导航样式。 47 | 48 | 目前，本程序已经实现了三种导航样式，满足一本常见词典的基本需求，同时本程序会输出配套的精细CSS，方便用户个性化定制，此外用户也可以自由添加、改造导航样式。 49 | 50 | 4. mdx词典文件：这个步骤是可选项，但一步到位可以极大提升用户的体验，更重要的是使用这个工具可以实现跨平台制作mdx词典了，不必局限于Windows，Linux、Mac统统不在话下。当然要说明的是，这一环节用到了另一个开源工具， https://github.com/liuyug/mdict-utils ，功劳统统属于他！ 51 | 52 | ## 程序文件及安装 53 | 54 | 根本谈不上安装，因为整个程序就是3个Vim脚本文件而已，下载后，直接将这些脚本文件放在与词条文件同一个目录即可。 55 | 56 | * MdxSourceBuilder.vim 这是入口文件：上半部分是配置文件，需要用户定义词典参数；下半部分是主程序，通常无需理会 57 | * MdxSourceBuilderCore.vim 这是主程序调用的程序，仅当需要高级定制时修改，通常无需理会 58 | * MdxSourceBuilderCSS.vim 这是CSS文件，样式文件可以在这里定义，通常无需理会 59 | 60 | 其他文件，都是附带的Readme、动图演示、参考资料、案例词典之类，可以忽略。 61 | 62 | ## 体验案例“火星词典” 63 | 64 | 为展示程序的特点，特制作了“火星词典”，供观摩使用。 65 | 66 | * 案例词条文件：以"火星词典"开头的所有.txt和.html文件，其中body.part1、body.part2、Pinyin三个文件展示了不同的词条格式 67 | * 程序及词典配置文件：以"MdxSourceBuilder"开头的所有.vim文件，其中MdxSourceBuilder.vim已经包含了案例词典的配置信息 68 | 69 | 案例使用：打开Vim，输入命令 `:bro so`，找到MdxSourceBuilder.vim，打开，结束。 70 | 71 | * 你会看到，仅仅使用上述一个命令，就会输出3个成品文件：MarsDict.css，火星词典.txt，火星词典.mdx 72 | * 你若没有复现上述效果，也别着急，可能是vim、python和mdict-utils没有安装配置好，继续往下看说明文件即可解决 73 | * 之后你只要照猫画虎，即可制作自己的图片词典了 74 | 75 | ## 使用说明 76 | 77 | ### 极简使用说明 78 | 79 | 打开Vim，输入命令 `:bro so`，找到MdxSourceBuilder.vim，打开，结束。 80 | 81 | ### 概要使用说明 82 | 83 | 1. 按格式要求准备好词条文件 84 | 2. 使用任意文本编辑器配置好 MdxSourceBuilder.vim 中的词典参数 85 | 3. 打开Vim，输入命令 `:bro so`，找到MdxSourceBuilder.vim，打开，结束。 86 | 87 | ### 详细使用说明 88 | 89 | * 直接打开查阅 MdxSourceBuilder.vim，其中“使用方法”及“词典参数配置”两个部分自带详细使用说明。 90 | * 若想深度定制，把所有以"MdxSourceBuilder"开头的.vim文件看一遍就知道怎么处理了，即使不懂VimL语言，看注释也能猜个差不离。 91 | 92 | ### Tips: 使用更便捷快速的命令 93 | 94 | * 若觉得如下步骤还要寻找MdxSourceBuilder.vim，有些麻烦 95 | 96 | 打开Vim，输入命令 `:bro so`，找到MdxSourceBuilder.vim，打开，结束。 97 | 98 | * 那么建议使用如下更快的方法(自动寻址)： 99 | 100 | 用 Vim 打开 MdxSourceBuilder.vim，新建文档`:new`，输入命令`:so MdxSourceBuilder.vim` 101 | 102 | 甚至输入`:so mdx` 之后，按Tab键即可自动补全命令 `:so MdxSourceBuilder.vim` 103 | 104 | 这个新方法的逻辑，其实是利用Vim首次打开一个文件时，会将该文件所在目录设置为Vim当前工作目录。 105 | 106 | 也可以使用系统命令 `:cd` 来更换Vim的工作目录，如 `:cd d:\火星词典` 107 | 108 | 若您使用附带的`_vimrc`，还可以直接使用自定义的命令 `:CD` 将Vim的工作目录切换为当前文件所在目录。 109 | 110 | ### 相关FAQ 111 | 112 | 1. 关于Vim的使用：号称编辑器之神，要想完全掌握确实有难度，但本程序要用到的Vim知识则少的可怜，不必顾虑。 113 | 114 | * Q: vim出现乱码 115 | * A: 请将`_vimrc`文件复制到`$HOME`目录下，Windows下即是`c:\Users\YourName\` 116 | 117 | 其中必备行是 set encoding=utf-8，其他可选，用于提升Vim使用体验 118 | 119 | 2. 关于mdict-utils的使用：除了打包，还有很多其他解包、读取等功能，大家可以尽情挖掘改造。 120 | 121 | ## 社区讨论与反馈 122 | 123 | * Github: https://github.com/VimWei/MdxSourceBuilder 124 | * 讨论社区1: https://forum.freemdict.com/t/topic/2882 125 | * 讨论社区2: https://www.pdawiki.com/forum/thread-41287-1-1.html 126 | 127 | ## LICENSE 128 | 129 | [GPLv3](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html) 130 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /_vimrc: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "=================================================== 2 | " Essential settings by VimWei 3 | "=================================================== 4 | 5 | " Basic Setting -----------------------------------------------------------{{{1 6 | set nocompatible "启用不兼容Vi模式 7 | syntax on 8 | filetype plugin indent on "文件类型自动识别，并使用相关插件和自动缩进 9 | 10 | " Encoding related --------------------------------------------------------{{{1 11 | set encoding=utf-8 "Vim 内部工作编码 12 | set fileencoding=utf-8 "设置此缓冲区所在文件的字符编码；新文件默认编码 13 | " 打开文件时自动尝试下面顺序的编码 14 | set fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,cp936,gb18030,big5,euc-jp,euc-kr,latin1 15 | source $VIMRUNTIME/delmenu.vim 16 | set langmenu=zh_CN.UTF-8 "指定菜单语言，若需要英文则none 17 | source $VIMRUNTIME/menu.vim 18 | language message zh_CN.UTF-8 "指定提示信息语言，英语为 en_US.ISO_8859-1 19 | set ambiwidth=double "使用US-ASCII字符两倍的宽度显示宽度不明的字符 20 | set nobomb "取消UTF的BOMB文件头 21 | set ffs=unix,dos,mac " 文件换行符，默认使用 unix 换行符 22 | set cm=blowfish2 "设置新的加密算法 23 | 24 | " CD ----------------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 25 | " 命令行中将 %% 展开为活动缓冲区所在目录的路径，相当于 %:h 26 | cnoremap %% getcmdtype( ) == ':' ? expand('%:p:h').'/' : '%%' 27 | 28 | " 改变当前工作目录为当前缓冲区所在的目录 29 | command! CD cd %:p:h 30 | 31 | " 快速进入当前缓冲区所在目录 32 | map ew :e %% 33 | map es :sp %% 34 | map ev :vsp %% 35 | map et :tabe %% 36 | 37 | " Display related ---------------------------------------------------------{{{1 38 | set helplang=cn "帮助语言首选中文版，可通过@en切换为英文 39 | set scrolloff=0 "光标移动到buffer的顶部和底部时保持u行距离 40 | set number "在每行前面显示行号 41 | set relativenumber "显示相对于光标所在的行的行号 42 | set ruler "总在Vim窗口的右下角显示当前光标位置 43 | set cursorline "高亮光标所在的屏幕行 44 | set showcmd "在Vim窗口右下角，标尺的右边显示未完成的命令 45 | set display=lastline "窗口末行内容较多时，尽量显示内容而非@@@ 46 | 47 | " statusline --------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 48 | set laststatus=2 " 总是显示状态栏 49 | set statusline= " 清空状态 50 | set statusline+=\[B%n] " buffer编号 51 | set statusline+=\ %f " 文件名 52 | set statusline+=\ %m " 编辑状态 53 | set statusline+=%= " 向右对齐 54 | set statusline+=\ %y " 文件类型 55 | " 最右边显示文件编码和行号等信息，并且固定在一个 group 中，优先占位 56 | set statusline+=\ %0(%{&fileformat}\ [%{(&fenc==\"\"?&enc:&fenc).(&bomb?\",BOM\":\"\")}]\ %v:%l/%L=%p%%%) 57 | 58 | " Format related ----------------------------------------------------------{{{1 59 | set textwidth=0 "光标超过指定列的时候折行 60 | set wrap "自动折行，超过窗口宽度的行会回绕，并在下一行继续显示 61 | set linebreak "不在单词中间断行 62 | set formatoptions+=m " 如遇Unicode值大于255的文本，不必等到空格再折行 63 | set formatoptions+=B " 合并两行中文时，不在中间加空格 64 | 65 | " Tab related -------------------------------------------------------------{{{1 66 | set tabstop=4 "Tab所占用的空格数量 67 | set shiftwidth=4 "自动缩进所占用的空格数量 68 | set shiftround "缩进取整到'shiftwidth'的倍数 69 | set expandtab "编辑时将所有Tab替换为空格 70 | set smarttab "行首Tab插入shiftwidth空格，按一次Backspace删除所有空格 71 | set autoindent "普通文件类型的自动缩进，开启新行时，从当前行复制缩进 72 | 73 | " Editing related ---------------------------------------------------------{{{1 74 | set history=1000 "命令历史的保存数量 75 | set clipboard=unnamed "与系统共享剪贴板 76 | " 允许在自动缩进、换行符、插入开始的位置上退格 77 | set backspace=indent,eol,start 78 | " 对某一个或几个按键开启到头后自动折向下一行的功能 79 | set whichwrap=b,s,<,>,[,] 80 | set wildmenu "命令行补全时，使用增强的单行菜单形式显示补全内容 81 | set browsedir=buffer "浏览启动目录使用当前缓冲区所在目录 82 | set autoread "自动重新读入被修改的文件 83 | set mouse=a "在所有模式下允许使用鼠标 84 | set mousemodel=popup 85 | set selectmode= "不使用选择模式 86 | set keymodel= "不使用“Shift + 方向键”选择文本 87 | set selection=inclusive "指定在选择文本时，光标所在位置也属于被选中的范围 88 | 89 | " Search related ----------------------------------------------------------{{{1 90 | set path+=** "Search down into subfolders, :find and etc. 91 | set ignorecase "忽略大小写敏感 92 | set smartcase "智能大小写：以小写开头则不敏感，以大写开头则敏感 93 | set showmatch "高亮显示匹配的括号 94 | set matchtime=2 "显示配对括号的十分之一秒数 95 | set incsearch "在未完全输入完毕要搜索的文本时就显示相应的匹配点 96 | set hlsearch "高亮显示所有匹配的搜索结果 97 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /火星词典.Appendix.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 0001 2 | 附录_不规则动词表 3 | 0002 4 | 0003 5 | 0004 6 | 附录_度量衡换算表 7 | 0005 8 | 0006 9 | 0007 10 | 附录_火星数字 11 | 0008 12 | 附录_火星族朝代表 13 | 0009 14 | 0010 15 | 0011 16 | 0012 17 | 0013 18 | 0014 19 | 0015 20 | 0016 21 | 0017 22 | 附录_二十四节气 23 | 附录_火星月份名 24 | 0018 25 | 附录_天干名 26 | 附录_地支名 27 | 附录_天干地支纪年 28 | 0019 29 | 附录_二十八宿 30 | 0020 31 | 0021 32 | 封底 33 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /火星词典.Body.Part2.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 0100氽撺镩蹿攒窜篡爨衰崔催缞 2 | 0101摧榱漼璀脆萃啐淬悴毳瘁粹翠 3 | 0102邨村皴存忖寸搓 4 | 0103瑳磋撮蹉嵯矬痤瘥鹾酂脞挫 5 | 0104莝厝措棤锉错 6 | 0105耷哒搭嗒答铬褡打达沓 7 | 0106怛姐荙炟鿎𫟼笪答溚靼瘩鞑打 8 | 0107大垯𫄤疸跶瘩呆呔待歹 9 | 0108逮傣大代轪诒甙垈岱迨骀绐玳带 10 | 0109殆贷待怠埭袋逮叇䗖戴 11 | 0110黛丹担单眈耽 12 | 0111郸聃殚瘅箪儋𬘘胆疸掸赕亶石旦 13 | 0112但担诞𫢸胥萏啖淡惮弹 14 | 0113蛋氮瘅澹愴当 15 | 0114珰铛裆筜挡党嵅谠𣗋当凼砀 16 | 0115宕垱荡档菪𬍡刀叨忉氘舠鱽 17 | 0116捯导岛捣倒祷蹈 18 | 0117到帱倒焘盗悼道稻纛 19 | 0118嘚得锝德地的得脦得扽灯 20 | 0119登噔璒簦蹬等戥邓凳 21 | 0120嶝澄磴瞪镫蹬氐低羝堤提䃅嘀滴 22 | 0121镝鞮狄迪的籴荻敌涤𬱖笛觌髢嘀嫡 23 | 0122翟镝蹢氐邸诋坻抵芪底柢 24 | 0123砥骶地玓杕弟的 25 | 0124帝递娣菂第谛蒂棣睇 26 | 0125媂缔𤧛褅碲䗖踶嗲掂滇颠巅癫典 27 | 0126点碘踮 28 | 0127电佃甸阽坫店玷垫扂钿 29 | 0128淀惦琔奠殿靛磹簟癜刁 30 | 0129叼汈凋貂碉雕鲷吊钓 31 | 0130窎调掉铞铫爹跌迭垤昳咥绖 32 | 0131瓞谍堞耋喋𫶇楪牒叠碟蝶 33 | 0132蹀鲽丁仃叮玎盯町钉疔耵酊顶 34 | 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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /火星词典.Cover.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 0001 2 | 封面 3 | 0002 4 | 扉页 5 | 0003 6 | 版权 7 | 0004 8 | 审订委员会 9 | 0005 10 | 0006 11 | 获奖 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /火星词典.Link1.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 1 abbreviated styles 2 | 2 abbreviations and acronyms 3 | 3 [be] able 4 | 4 about and on 5 | 5 about to 6 | 6 above and over 7 | 7 accept and agree 8 | 8 according to 9 | 9 across, over and through 10 | 10 active verb forms 11 | 11 actual(ly) 12 | 12 adjectives (1): normal position 13 | 13 adjectives (2): after nouns and pronouns 14 | 14 adjectives (3): position after as, how, so, too 15 | 15 adjectives (4): order before nouns 16 | 16 adjectives (5): with and 17 | 17 adjectives (6): without nouns 18 | 18 adjectives (7): pronunciation of aged, naked etc 19 | 19 adjectives (8): what can follow an adjective？ 20 | 20 adverb particles 21 | 21 adverb position (1): introduction 22 | 22 adverb position (2): front position 23 | 23 adverb position (3): end position 24 | 24 adverb position (4): mid-position 25 | 25 adverb position (5): emphasising adverbs 26 | 26 adverbs of manner and adjectives 27 | 27 adverbs or adjectives？ confusing cases 28 | 28 afraid 29 | 29 after: adverb 30 | 30 after: conjunction 31 | 31 after all 32 | 32 age 33 | 33 ago 34 | 34 alike 35 | 35 all (1): introduction 36 | 36 all (2): all (of) with nouns and pronouns 37 | 37 all (3): with the verb 38 | 38 all (4): all, everybody/everyone and everything 39 | 39 all and every 40 | 40 all and whole 41 | 41 all right and alright 42 | 42 allow, permit and let 43 | 43 almost and nearly; practically 44 | 44 alone, lonely, lonesome and lone 45 | 45 along 46 | 46 also, as well and too 47 | 47 also, as well, too and either in negative clauses 48 | 48 alternate(ly) and alternative(ly) 49 | 49 although, though, but and however: contrast 50 | 50 altogether and all together 51 | 51 American and British English 52 | 52 and 53 | 53 and after try, wait, go etc 54 | 54 another and other(s) 55 | 55 any 56 | 56 any and every 57 | 57 any and no: adverbs 58 | 58 appear 59 | 59 arise and rise 60 | 60 (a)round and about 61 | 61 articles (1): introduction 62 | 62 articles (2): basic information (A) 63 | 63 articles (3): basic information (B) 64 | 64 articles (4): more about the 65 | 65 articles (5): more about a/an 66 | 66 articles (6): no article with plural and uncountable nouns 67 | 67 articles (7): the difference between some/any and no article 68 | 68 articles (8): talking in general 69 | 69 articles (9): the (difficult cases) 70 | 70 articles (10): special rules and exceptions 71 | 71 as and though: special word order 72 | 72 as, because, since and for 73 | 73 as, when and while: simultaneous events 74 | 74 as if and as though; like 75 | 75 as long as 76 | 76 as such 77 | 77 as usual 78 | 78 as well as 79 | 79 ask 80 | 80 at/in and to 81 | 81 at, on and in: place 82 | 82 at, on and in: time 83 | 83 at all 84 | 84 at first and first 85 | 85 auxiliary verbs 86 | 86 (a)wake and (a)waken 87 | 87 back and again 88 | 88 bath and bathe 89 | 89 be: progressive forms 90 | 90 be with auxiliary do 91 | 91 be + infinitive: I am to ..., you are to... etc 92 | 92 be and have 93 | 93 beat and win 94 | 94 because 95 | 95 been meaning 'come' or 'gone' 96 | 96 before: adverb 97 | 97 before: conjunction 98 | 98 before (preposition) and in front of 99 | 99 begin and start 100 | 100 below, under, underneath, beneath 101 | 101 beside and besides 102 | 102 besides, except and apart from 103 | 103 bet 104 | 104 better 105 | 105 between and among 106 | 106 big, large and great 107 | 107 [a] bit 108 | 108 born and borne 109 | 109 borrow and lend 110 | 110 both 111 | 111 both ... and 112 | 112 bring and take 113 | 113 bring up and educate 114 | 114 Britain, the United Kingdom, the British Isles and England 115 | 115 broad and wide 116 | 116 but meaning 'except' 117 | 117 by: time 118 | 118 by and near 119 | 119 by (method, agent) and with (tools etc) 120 | 120 call 121 | 121 can and could (1): introduction 122 | 122 can and could (2): ability 123 | 123 can and could (3): ability (advanced points) 124 | 124 can and could (4): interpersonal uses (permission, requests etc) 125 | 125 can and could (5): with see, hear, etc 126 | 126 can't help 127 | 127 care: take care (of), care (about) and care for 128 | 128 changes: become, get, go, grow, etc 129 | 129 city and town 130 | 130 cleft sentences (1): What I need is a holiday 131 | 131 cleft sentences (2): it was my secretary who 132 | 132 close and shut 133 | 133 cloth and clothes 134 | 134 come and go 135 | 135 comparison (1): structures 136 | 136 comparison (2): as ... as; as much/many as 137 | 137 comparison (3): comparative and superlative adjectives 138 | 138 comparison (4): comparative and superlative adverbs 139 | 139 comparison (5): using comparatives and superlatives 140 | 140 comparison (6): much, far etc with comparatives and superlatives 141 | 141 comparison (7): advanced points 142 | 142 continual(ly) and continuous(ly) 143 | 143 contractions 144 | 144 contrary 145 | 145 control 146 | 146 correspondence (1): letters 147 | 147 correspondence (2): emails and text messages 148 | 148 countable and uncountable nouns (1): basic information 149 | 149 countable and uncountable nouns (2): advanced points 150 | 150 country 151 | 151 dare 152 | 152 dates 153 | 153 dead, died and death 154 | 154 determiners: the, my, some, several etc 155 | 155 different 156 | 156 direct speech: reporting verbs and word order 157 | 157 discourse markers 158 | 158 do (1): introduction 159 | 159 do (2): auxiliary verb 160 | 160 do (3): general-purpose verb; do and make 161 | 161 do (4): substitute verb 162 | 162 do so/it/that 163 | 163 doubt 164 | 164 dress 165 | 165 drown 166 | 166 due to and owing to 167 | 167 during and for 168 | 168 during and in 169 | 169 each 170 | 170 each and every: the difference 171 | 171 each other and one another 172 | 172 east and eastern, north and northern etc 173 | 173 efficient and effective 174 | 174 either: determiner 175 | 175 either ... or 176 | 176 elder and eldest 177 | 177 ellipsis (1): introduction 178 | 178 ellipsis (2): with and, but and or 179 | 179 ellipsis (3): at the beginning of a sentence 180 | 180 ellipsis (4): in noun phrases 181 | 181 ellipsis (5): after auxiliary verbs 182 | 182 ellipsis (6): infinitives 183 | 183 else 184 | 184 emphasis 185 | 185 end and finish: verbs 186 | 186 enjoy 187 | 187 enough 188 | 188 especial(ly) and special(ly) 189 | 189 even 190 | 190 eventual(ly) 191 | 191 ever 192 | 192 ever so, ever such 193 | 193 every (one) 194 | 194 except and except for 195 | 195 exclamations: structures 196 | 196 expect, hope, wait and look forward 197 | 197 experiment and experience 198 | 198 explain 199 | 199 fairly, quite, rather and pretty: adverbs of degree 200 | 200 far and a long way 201 | 201 farther and further 202 | 202 feel 203 | 203 female and feminine; male and masculine 204 | 204 finally, at last, in the end and at the end 205 | 205 finished 206 | 206 fit and suit 207 | 207 for: purpose and cause 208 | 208 for, since, in and from: time 209 | 209 forget and leave 210 | 210 fun and funny 211 | 211 future (1): introduction 212 | 212 future (2): will/shall (information and prediction) 213 | 213 future (3): going to ... 214 | 214 future (4): present progressive 215 | 215 future (5): simple present 216 | 216 future (6): present forms or will？ 217 | 217 future (7): will and shall (interpersonal uses) 218 | 218 future (8): will/shall, going to and present progressive (advanced points) 219 | 219 future (9): future perfect (they will have finished) 220 | 220 future (10): future progressive 221 | 221 future (11): future in the past 222 | 222 gender (references to males and females) 223 | 223 get (1): basic structures 224 | 224 get (2): + object + verb form 225 | 225 get and go: movement 226 | 226 give with action-nouns 227 | 227 go/come for a ... 228 | 228 go/come ... ing 229 | 229 gone with be 230 | 230 had better 231 | 231 half 232 | 232 happen to ... 233 | 233 hardly, scarcely and no sooner 234 | 234 have (1): introduction 235 | 235 have (2): auxiliary verb 236 | 236 have (3): actions 237 | 237 have (4): have (got) - possession, relationships and other states 238 | 238 have (5): + object + verb form 239 | 239 have (6): have (got) to 240 | 240 headlines 241 | 241 hear and listen (to) 242 | 242 hear, see etc + object + verb form 243 | 243 hear, see etc with that-clause 244 | 244 help 245 | 245 here and there 246 | 246 high and tall 247 | 247 hire, rent and let 248 | 248 holiday and holidays 249 | 249 home 250 | 250 hope 251 | 251 hopefully 252 | 252 how 253 | 253 how and what ... like？ 254 | 254 -ic and -ical 255 | 255 idioms, collocations and fixed expressions 256 | 256 if (1): introduction 257 | 257 if (2): ordinary structures 258 | 258 if (3): special structures with past tenses and would 259 | 259 if (4): unreal past situations 260 | 260 if (5): if ... will 261 | 261 if (6): other points 262 | 262 if (7): other structures found in spoken English 263 | 263 if (8): other words with the same meaning 264 | 264 if I were you 265 | 265 if only 266 | 266 ill and sick 267 | 267 immediately, the moment etc: conjunctions 268 | 268 imperatives 269 | 269 in and into, on and onto: prepositions 270 | 270 in and to 271 | 271 in case and if 272 | 272 in spite of 273 | 273 indeed 274 | 274 indirect speech (1): introduction 275 | 275 indirect speech (2): tenses 276 | 276 indirect speech (3): questions and answers 277 | 277 indirect speech (4): infinitives 278 | 278 indirect speech (5): advanced points 279 | 279 infinitives (1): introduction 280 | 280 infinitives (2): forms 281 | 281 infinitives (3): without to 282 | 282 infinitives (4): after verbs 283 | 283 infinitives (5): I want you to listen 284 | 284 infinitives (6): after adjectives 285 | 285 infinitives (7): after nouns and pronouns 286 | 286 infinitives (8): who to ... , what to ... etc 287 | 287 infinitives (9): active and passive infinitive with similar meaning 288 | 288 infinitives (10): I'm glad to have left 289 | 289 infinitives (11): purpose 290 | 290 infinitives (12): subject, complement or object 291 | 291 infinitives (13): for ... to 292 | 292 infinitives (14): other uses 293 | 293 -ing forms (1): introduction 294 | 294 -ing forms (2): a waiting room; a waiting train 295 | 295 -ing forms (3): subject, complement or object 296 | 296 -ing forms (4): after verbs 297 | 297 -ing forms (5): after nouns and adjectives 298 | 298 -ing forms (6): without breaking; before starting 299 | 299 -ing forms (7): remember, go on etc + -ing or infinitive 300 | 300 -ing forms (8): participles; progressive verbs 301 | 301 instead of 302 | 302 inversion (1): auxiliary verb before subject 303 | 303 inversion (2): whole verb before subject 304 | 304 irregular verbs 305 | 305 its and it's 306 | 306 it's time 307 | 307 just 308 | 308 kinds of English (1): standard English and dialects 309 | 309 kinds of English (2): correctness 310 | 310 kinds of English (3): spoken and written English 311 | 311 kinds of English (4): formality 312 | 312 kinds of English (5): variation and change 313 | 313 know 314 | 314 last, the last, the latest 315 | 315 later and in 316 | 316 lay and lie 317 | 317 learn 318 | 318 least and fewest 319 | 319 left 320 | 320 less and fewer 321 | 321 lest 322 | 322 let (1): structures 323 | 323 let (2): introducing imperatives 324 | 324 life: countable or uncountable noun 325 | 325 like: verb 326 | 326 like and as: similarity, function 327 | 327 likely 328 | 328 link verbs: be, seem, look etc 329 | 329 (a) little and (a) few 330 | 330 long and (for) a long time 331 | 331 look 332 | 332 lose and loose 333 | 333 [a] lot, lots, plenty, a great deal, a large amount, a large number, the majority 334 | 334 loudly and aloud 335 | 335 make: causative structures 336 | 336 make: prepositions 337 | 337 marry and divorce 338 | 338 may and might (1): introduction 339 | 339 may and might (2): chances etc 340 | 340 may and might (3): permission 341 | 341 may and might (4): may in wishes and hopes 342 | 342 may and might (5): may/might ... but 343 | 343 may and might (6): may/might as well 344 | 344 may and might (7): requests, suggestions and criticisms 345 | 345 may and might (8): may/might and can/could 346 | 346 maybe and perhaps 347 | 347 meals 348 | 348 mean 349 | 349 means 350 | 350 measurements: 'marked' and 'unmarked' forms 351 | 351 mind: do you mind etc 352 | 352 miss 353 | 353 modal auxiliary verbs: introduction 354 | 354 modal auxiliary verbs: meanings 355 | 355 more 356 | 356 most 357 | 357 much and many 358 | 358 must (1): introduction 359 | 359 must (2): deduction (concluding that something is certain) 360 | 360 must (3): necessity and obligation 361 | 361 must (4): advanced points 362 | 362 names: Florence, Homer etc 363 | 363 names and titles: Peter; Mr Lewis 364 | 364 nationalities, countries and regions 365 | 365 near (to) 366 | 366 need 367 | 367 negative structures (1): basic rules 368 | 368 negative structures (2): negative questions 369 | 369 negative structures (3): think, hope, seem etc 370 | 370 negative structures (4): double negatives 371 | 371 negative structures (5): ambiguous sentences 372 | 372 neither (of): determiner 373 | 373 neither ... nor 374 | 374 neither, nor and not ... either 375 | 375 next and the next; nearest 376 | 376 no, none and not a/any 377 | 377 no doubt 378 | 378 no matter 379 | 379 no more, not any more, no longer, not any longer 380 | 380 no one and none 381 | 381 non-affirmative (or 'non-assertive') words 382 | 382 not and no 383 | 383 not only 384 | 384 noun + complement: what can follow a noun？ 385 | 385 noun + noun (1): basic information 386 | 386 noun + noun (2): advanced points 387 | 387 now (that) 388 | 388 nowadays 389 | 389 numbers 390 | 390 of course 391 | 391 often 392 | 392 older English verb forms 393 | 393 once: adverb 394 | 394 once: conjunction 395 | 395 one: substitute word 396 | 396 one, you and they: indefinite personal pronouns 397 | 397 one of ... 398 | 398 only: focusing adverb 399 | 399 open 400 | 400 opportunity and possibility 401 | 401 opposite (adjective): position 402 | 402 opposite, facing and in front of 403 | 403 ought 404 | 404 out of 405 | 405 own 406 | 406 paragraphs 407 | 407 part 408 | 408 participles (-ing and -ed forms) (1): introduction 409 | 409 participles (2): active and passive 410 | 410 participles (3): details 411 | 411 participles (4): clauses 412 | 412 passives (1): passive structures and verb forms 413 | 413 passives (2): agent 414 | 414 passives (3): When do we use passive structures？ 415 | 415 passives (4): verbs with two objects 416 | 416 passives (5): verbs with prepositions 417 | 417 passives (6): it was thought that ... 418 | 418 passives (7): He is believed to be 419 | 419 passives (8): he was considered a genius 420 | 420 passives (9): My suitcase is packed 421 | 421 past (1): simple past (I worked etc) 422 | 422 past (2): past progressive (I was working etc) 423 | 423 past perfect (1): basic information 424 | 424 past perfect (2): advanced points 425 | 425 past perfect (3): progressive 426 | 426 past verb form with present or future meaning 427 | 427 perfect verb forms 428 | 428 personal pronouns (1): basic information 429 | 429 personal pronouns (2): advanced points 430 | 430 piece- and group-words 431 | 431 place: a place to live, etc 432 | 432 play and game 433 | 433 please and thank you 434 | 434 point of view 435 | 435 politeness (1): using questions 436 | 436 politeness (2): distancing verb forms 437 | 437 politeness (3): softening expressions 438 | 438 politics and policy 439 | 439 possessives (1): noun + 's (forms) 440 | 440 possessives (2): noun + 's (use) 441 | 441 possessives (3): my, your etc 442 | 442 possessives (4): mine, yours etc 443 | 443 possessives (5): a friend of mine etc 444 | 444 prefer 445 | 445 prefixes and suffixes 446 | 446 preparatory it (1): subject 447 | 447 preparatory it (2): object 448 | 448 prepositions (1): introduction 449 | 449 prepositions (2): after particular words and expressions 450 | 450 prepositions (3): before particular words and expressions 451 | 451 prepositions (4): expressions without prepositions 452 | 452 prepositions (5): at the ends of clauses 453 | 453 prepositions (6): before conjunctions 454 | 454 prepositions (7): -ing forms and infinitives 455 | 455 present perfect (1): basic information 456 | 456 present perfect (2): perfect or past？ 457 | 457 present perfect (3): perfect or past (advanced points) 458 | 458 present perfect (4): progressive (or 'continuous') 459 | 459 present perfect (5): simple or progressive？ 460 | 460 present perfect (6): present perfect or present？ 461 | 461 present tenses (1): introduction 462 | 462 present tenses (2): simple present (forms) 463 | 463 present tenses (3): simple present (use) 464 | 464 present tenses (4): progressive (or 'continuous') 465 | 465 present tenses (5): stories, commentaries and instructions 466 | 466 present tenses (6): advanced points 467 | 467 presently 468 | 468 price and prize 469 | 469 principal and principle 470 | 470 progressive (1): general 471 | 471 progressive (2): non-progressive verbs 472 | 472 progressive (3): with always etc 473 | 473 punctuation (1): full stop, question mark and exclamation mark 474 | 474 punctuation (2): colon 475 | 475 punctuation (3): semi-colon 476 | 476 punctuation (4): comma 477 | 477 punctuation (5): dash 478 | 478 punctuation (6): quotation marks 479 | 479 punctuation (7): apostrophe 480 | 480 questions (1): basic rules 481 | 481 questions (2): declarative questions 482 | 482 questions (3): rhetorical questions 483 | 483 questions (4): echo questions 484 | 484 questions (5): reply questions (Was it？ Did you？) 485 | 485 questions (6): question-word clauses 486 | 486 questions (7): that-clauses 487 | 487 question tags (1): basic information 488 | 488 question tags (2): advanced points 489 | 489 quite 490 | 490 rather: adverb of degree (rather good, etc) 491 | 491 rather: preference 492 | 492 reason 493 | 493 reflexive pronouns 494 | 494 relatives (1): basic information 495 | 495 relatives (2): identifying and non-identifying clauses 496 | 496 relatives (3): whose 497 | 497 relatives (4): what 498 | 498 relatives (5): advanced points 499 | 499 remind 500 | 500 repetition 501 | 501 [the] rest 502 | 502 road and street 503 | 503 the same 504 | 504 say and tell 505 | 505 see 506 | 506 see, look (at) and watch 507 | 507 seem 508 | 508 sensible and sensitive 509 | 509 sentence structure (1): basic word order 510 | 510 sentence structure (2): conjunctions 511 | 511 sentence structure (3): problems with conjunctions 512 | 512 sentence structure (4): information structure 513 | 513 sentence structure (5): fronting 514 | 514 sentence structure (6): spoken structures and tags 515 | 515 sentence structure (7): understanding complicated structures 516 | 516 shade and shadow 517 | 517 short answers: Yes, he can etc 518 | 518 should (1): introduction 519 | 519 should (2): obligation, deduction etc 520 | 520 should (3): should, ought and must 521 | 521 should (4): in subordinate clauses 522 | 522 since: tenses 523 | 523 singular and plural (1): regular plurals 524 | 524 singular and plural (2): irregular and special plurals 525 | 525 singular and plural (3): pronunciation of plurals 526 | 526 singular and plural (4): singular nouns with plural verbs 527 | 527 singular and plural (5): plural expressions with singular verbs 528 | 528 singular and plural (6): singular they 529 | 529 singular and plural (7): mixed structures 530 | 530 singular and plural (8): distributive plural 531 | 531 singular and plural (9): noun + noun 532 | 532 singular and plural (10): other points 533 | 533 slang 534 | 534 small and little 535 | 535 smell 536 | 536 so: adverb meaning 'like this/that' 537 | 537 so (conjunction) and then 538 | 538 so (degree adverb): so tired, so fast 539 | 539 so and not with hope, believe etc 540 | 540 so with say and tell 541 | 541 so have I, so am I etc 542 | 542 so much and so many 543 | 543 so that and in order that 544 | 544 so-and-so; so-so 545 | 545 'social' language 546 | 546 some 547 | 547 some and any 548 | 548 somebody, someone, anybody, anyone etc 549 | 549 some time, sometime and sometimes 550 | 550 soon, early and quickly 551 | 551 sort of, kind of and type of 552 | 552 sound 553 | 553 speak and talk 554 | 554 speech (1): stress and rhythm 555 | 555 speech (2): intonation 556 | 556 spelling (1): capital letters 557 | 557 spelling (2): -ly 558 | 558 spelling (3): -ise and -ize 559 | 559 spelling (4): hyphens 560 | 560 spelling (5): final e 561 | 561 spelling (6): y and i 562 | 562 spelling (7): doubling final consonants 563 | 563 spelling (8): ch and tch, k and ck 564 | 564 spelling (9): ie and ei 565 | 565 spelling (10): spelling and pronunciation 566 | 566 still, yet and already: time 567 | 567 subjunctive 568 | 568 such 569 | 569 such and so 570 | 570 suggest 571 | 571 suppose, supposing and what if 572 | 572 supposed to 573 | 573 surely 574 | 574 sympathetic 575 | 575 taboo words and swearwords 576 | 576 take: time 577 | 577 taste 578 | 578 telephoning 579 | 579 telling the time 580 | 580 tense simplification in subordinate clauses 581 | 581 than and as as subjects, objects and complements 582 | 582 thankful and grateful 583 | 583 that-clauses 584 | 584 that: omission 585 | 585 the matter (with) 586 | 586 there 587 | 587 there is 588 | 588 think 589 | 589 this and that 590 | 590 this/that and it: things that have just been mentioned 591 | 591 This is the first/last ... etc 592 | 592 through: time 593 | 593 time 594 | 594 tonight 595 | 595 too 596 | 596 too much and too many 597 | 597 travel, journey, trip and voyage 598 | 598 turning verbs into nouns 599 | 599 two-part verbs (1): phrasal verbs 600 | 600 two-part verbs (2): prepositional verbs 601 | 601 unless 602 | 602 until 603 | 603 up and down 604 | 604 used + infinitive 605 | 605 [be] used to 606 | 606 verb complementation: what can follow a verb？ 607 | 607 verb + object + complement 608 | 608 verbs of movement: she ran in etc 609 | 609 verbs with both active and passive meanings 610 | 610 verbs with two objects 611 | 611 very and very much 612 | 612 wait 613 | 613 want 614 | 614 -ward(s) 615 | 615 way 616 | 616 weak and strong forms 617 | 617 well 618 | 618 when and if 619 | 619 where (to) 620 | 620 whether ... or ... 621 | 621 whether and if 622 | 622 which, what and who: question words 623 | 623 who and whom 624 | 624 who ever, what ever etc 625 | 625 whoever, whatever etc 626 | 626 whose: question word 627 | 627 whose and who's 628 | 628 why and why not 629 | 629 will: various uses 630 | 630 wish 631 | 631 with 632 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条目概览 Contents Overview
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动词、时和态 | verbs, tense and aspect
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be, do, have 和情态助动词 | be, do, have and modal auxiliaries
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动词不定式和分词 | infinitives and participles
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动词：其他语言点 | verbs: other points
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名词 | nouns
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代词 | pronouns
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限定词 (the, my, some, several等） | determiners (the, my, some, several etc)
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形容词 | adjectives
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副词 | adverbs
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比较 | comparison
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介词 | prepositions
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连词 | conjunctions
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词序和句子组织 | word order and sentence organisation
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各种结构 | various structures
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构建文本 | constructing text
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口语语法 | spoken grammar
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语言的特殊方面 | special kinds of language
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话题 | topic areas
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拼写和标点 | spelling and punctuation
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发音 | pronunciation
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构词 | word-building
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易混淆的词语和表达方式 | confusable words and expressions
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其他词语和表达方式 | other words and expressions
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verbs, tense and aspect
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future 211-221
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present tenses 461-466
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past simple and progressive 421-422
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perfect verb forms 427
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present perfect 455-460
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past perfect 423-425
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progressive (continuous) verb forms 470-472
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past verb form with present or future meaning 426
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tense simplification in subordinate clauses (present for future, past for would etc) 580
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14 | 15 | be, do, have and modal auxiliaries 16 |
be, do, have and modal auxiliaries
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auxiliary verbs 85
19 | be 89-92
20 | there is 587
21 | do 158-162
22 | have 234-239
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modal verbs 353-354
24 | can and could 121-125
25 | may and might 338-344
26 | can, could, may and might compared 345
27 | must 358-361
28 | ought 403
29 | should 518-521
30 | should, ought and must compared 520
31 | will 629
32 | would 633
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34 | 35 | infinitives and participles 36 |
infinitives and participles
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infinitives 279-292
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-ing forms 293-294
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-ing forms used like nouns (gerunds) 295-298
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-ing form or infinitive after remember, go on etc 299
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-ing and -ed forms used as adjectives (participles) 408-411
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44 | 45 | verbs: other points 46 |
verbs: other points
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active verb forms 10
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passives 412-420
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subjunctive 567
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link verbs: be, seem, look etc 328
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irregular verbs 304
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verb complementation (what can follow a verb?) 606
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verbs with two objects 610
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verb + object + complement 607
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two-part verbs: phrasal verbs 599; prepositional verbs 600
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verbs of movement (she ran in etc) 608
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turning verbs into nouns 598
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older English verb forms 392
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61 | 62 | nouns 63 |
nouns
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singular and plural 523-532
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countable and uncountable nouns 148-149
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gender (references to males and females) 222
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piece- and group-words (a bar of chocolate, a bunch of flowers etc) 430
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possessive's 439-440
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noun + noun 385-386
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complementation (what can follow a noun?) 384
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pronouns
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personal pronouns(I, me, you etc) 428-9
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reflexive pronouns (myself etc) 493
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each other and one another 171
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indefinite pronouns (somebody, someone, anything etc) 548
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interrogative which, what, who etc 622-624
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one: substitute word (a big one etc) 395
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possessives and demonstratives: see determiners
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relative who, whom, which, that etc 494-497
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whoever, whatever etc 625
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87 | 88 | determiners (the, my, some, several etc) 89 |
determiners (the, my, some, several etc)
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introduction 154
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articles (a/an and the) 61-70
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possessives (my, mine etc) 441-443
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demonstratives (this, that, these, those) 589-590
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all 35-40
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another and other(s) 54
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any 55
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any and every 56
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both 110
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each 169
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each and every 170
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every (one) 193
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either 174
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enough 187
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half 231
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less and fewer 320
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least and fewest 318
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(a) little and (a) few 329
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[a] lot 333
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more 355
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most 356
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much and many 357
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neither (of) 372
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no, none and not a/any 376
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so much and so many 542
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some 546
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some and any 547
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too much and too many 596
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adjectives
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position 12-14
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order before nouns 15
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complementation (what can follow an adjective?) 19
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adjectives with and 16
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adjectives without nouns 17
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pronunciation of aged, naked etc 18
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adverbs
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position 21-25
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adverbs of manner and adjectives 26
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adverbs or adjectives? confusing cases 27
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adverb particles 20
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comparison
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structures 135
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as ... as; as much/many as 136
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comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs 137-141
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prepositions
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general
153 | introduction 448
154 | at the ends of clauses 452
155 | before conjunctions 453
156 | before -ing forms 454
157 | before and after particular words
158 | and expressions 449-450
159 | prepositional verbs 600
160 | expressions without prepositions 451
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particular prepositions
162 | about and on 4
163 | above and over 6
164 | according to 8
165 | across, over and through 9
166 | along 45
167 | (a)round and about 60
168 | at/in and to 80
169 | at, on and in: place 81
170 | at, on and in: time 82
171 | before and in front of 98
172 | below, under, underneath
173 | and beneath 100
174 | between and among 105
175 | by time 117
176 | by and near 118
177 | by (method, agent) and with (tools etc) 119
178 | due to and owing to 166
179 | during and for 167
180 | during and in 168
181 | for: purpose and cause 207
182 | for, since, in and from time 208
183 | in and into, on and onto 269
184 | in and to 270
185 | in spite of 272
186 | instead of 301
187 | like and as: similarity, function 326
188 | near (to) 365
189 | opposite, facing and in front of 402
190 | out of 404
191 | through: time 592
192 | until 602
193 | up and down 603
194 | with 631
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conjunctions
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general
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particular conjunctions
204 | and 52
205 | and after try, wait, go etc 53
206 | as and though: special word order 71
207 | as if and as though; like 74
208 | as long as 75
209 | as well as 78
210 | because 94
211 | before 97
212 | both and 111
213 | either or 175
214 | how 252
215 | immediately, the moment etc 267
216 | it's time (that) 306
217 | lest 321
218 | neither ... nor 373
219 | neither, nor and not ... either 374
220 | not only ... 383
221 | now (that) 387
222 | once 394
223 | so that and in order that 543
224 | that-clauses 583
225 | omission of that 584
226 | unless 601
227 | when and if 618
228 | whether ... or ... 620
229 | whether and if 621
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231 | 232 | word order and sentence organisation 233 |
word order and sentence organisation
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basic word order 509
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inversion (verb before subject) 302-303
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fronting (e.g. People like that I can't stand) 513
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information structure 512
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emphasis 184
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various structures
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questions 480-486
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question tags 487-488
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negative structures 367-371
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imperatives 268, 323 (let)
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exclamations 195
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direct speech: reporting verbs and word order 156
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indirect speech (reported speech) 274-278
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relatives (the person who ... etc): 494-498
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whoever, whatever etc 625
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if 256-265
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preparatory it: 446-447
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cleft sentences: what I need is a holiday 130; it was my secretary who ... 131
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ellipsis (leaving out words) 177-182
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understanding complicated sentences 515
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constructing text
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discourse markers (linking expressions) 157
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paragraphs 406
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repetition 500
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correspondence
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269 | emails and text messages 147
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271 | 272 | spoken grammar 273 |
spoken grammar
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contractions 143
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spoken structures and tags 514
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short answers (Yes, he can etc) 517
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reply questions (Was it? Did you?) 484
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special kinds of language
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abbreviations and acronyms 2
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idioms, collocations and fixed expressions 255
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politeness
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288 | distancing verb forms 436
289 | softening expressions 437
290 | 'social' language 545
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varieties and styles of English
292 | American and British English 51
293 | standard English and dialects 308
294 | correctness 309
295 | spoken and written English 310
296 | formality 311
297 | variation and change 312
298 | abbreviated styles 1
299 | headlines 240
300 | slang 533
301 | taboo words and swearwords 575
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303 | 304 | topic areas 305 |
topic areas
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age 32
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dates 152
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meals 347
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measurements: 'marked' and 'unmarked' forms 350
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names (Florence, Homer etc) 362
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names and titles (Peter; Mr Lewis) 363
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nationalities, countries and regions 364
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numbers 389
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telephoning 578
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telling the time 579
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spelling and punctuation
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spelling 556-565
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punctuation 473-479
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pronunciation
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stress and rhythm 554
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intonation 555
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weak and strong forms 616
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word-building
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prefixes and suffixes 445
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confusable words and expressions
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   accept and agree 7
342 | all right and alright 41
343 | allow, permit and let 42
344 | almost and nearly; practically 43
345 | alone, lonely, lonesome and lone 44
346 | also, as well and too 46-47
347 | alternately and alternatively 48
348 | although, though, but and however: contrast 49
349 | altogether and all together 50
350 | arise and rise 59
351 | as, because, since and for 72
352 | as, when and while: simultaneous events 73
353 | at first and first 84
354 | (a)wake and (a)waken 86
355 | back and again 87
356 | bath and bathe 88
357 | beat and win 93
358 | begin and start 99
359 | beside and besides 101
360 | besides, except and apart from 102
361 | big, large and great 106
362 | born and borne 108
363 | borrow and lend 109
364 | bring and take 112
365 | bring up and educate 113
366 | Britain, the United Kingdom, the British Isles and England 114
367 | broad and wide 115
368 | care: take care (of), care (about) and
369 | care for 127
370 | changes (become, get, go, grow etc) 128
371 | city and town 129
372 | classicand classical 254
373 | close and shut 132
374 | cloth and clothes 133
375 | come and go 134
376 | comic and comical 254
377 | continual(ly) and continuous(ly) 142
378 | dead, died and death 153
379 | east and eastern, north and northern etc 172
380 | economic and economical 254
381 | efficient and effective 173
382 | electric and electrical 254
383 | end and finish verbs 185
384 | especial(ly) and special(ly) 188
385 | except and except for 194
386 | expect, hope, wait and look forward 196
387 | experiment and experience 197
388 | fairly, quite, rather and pretty: adverbs of degree 199
389 | far and a long way 200
390 | farther and further 201
391 | female and feminine; male and masculine 203
392 | finally, at last, in the end and at the end 204
393 | fit and suit 206
394 | forget and leave 209
395 | fun and funny 210
396 | get and go: movement 225
397 | hear and listen (to) 241
398 | here and there 245
399 | high and tall 246
400 | hire, rent and let 247
401 | historic and historical 254
402 | holiday and holidays 248
403 | how and what ... like? 253
404 | ill and sick 266
405 | in case and if 271
406 | its and it's 305
407 | last, the last, the latest 314
408 | later and in 315
409 | lay and lie 316
410 | long and (for) a long time 330
411 | lose and loose 332
412 | loudly and aloud 334
413 | magic and magical 254
414 | maybe and perhaps 346
415 | next and the next; nearest 37
416 | no more, not any more, no longer 379
417 | not and no 382
418 | opportunity and possibility 400
419 | play and game 432
420 | politic and political 254
421 | politics and policy 438
422 | price and prize 468
423 | principal and principle 469
424 | road and street 502
425 | say and tell 504
426 | sensible and sensitive 508
427 | shade and shadow 516
428 | small and little 534
429 | so (conjunction) and then 537
430 | sometime, sometime and sometimes 549
431 | soon, early and quickly 550
432 | such and so 569
433 | speak and talk 553
434 | thankful and grateful 582
435 | travel, journey, trip and voyage 597
436 | whose and who's 627
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other words and expressions
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   [be] able to 3
443 | actual(ly) 11
444 | afraid 28
445 | after adverb 29
446 | after: conjunction 30
447 | after all 31
448 | ago 33
449 | alike 34
450 | any (any better etc) 57
451 | appear 58
452 | as: structures 581
453 | as such 76
454 | as usual 77
455 | ask 79
456 | at all 83
457 | before: adverb 96
458 | bet 103
459 | better 104
460 | [a] bit 107
461 | but meaning 'except' 116
462 | call 120
463 | can't help 126
464 | contrary 144
465 | control 145
466 | country 150
467 | dare 151
468 | different 155
469 | divorce 337
470 | doubt 163
471 | dress 164
472 | drown 165
473 | elder and eldest 176
474 | else 183
475 | enjoy 186
476 | even 189
477 | eventual(ly) 190
478 | ever 191
479 | ever so, ever such 192
480 | explain 198
481 | feel 202
482 | finished 205
483 | first (this is the first ... etc): tenses 591
484 | get: meanings and structures 223-224
485 | give with action-nouns 226
486 | go/come for a ... 227
487 | go/come ... ing 228
488 | gone with be 229
489 | had better 230
490 | happen to ... 232
491 | hardly, scarcely and no sooner 233
492 | hear, see etc + object + verb form 242
493 | hear, see etc with that-clause 243
494 | help 244
495 | home 249
496 | hope 250
497 | hopefully 251
498 | indeed 273
499 | just 307
500 | know 313
501 | last (this is the last ... etc): tenses 591
502 | learn 317
503 | left 319
504 | let: 322-323
505 | life: countable or uncountable 324
506 | like verb 325
507 | likely 327
508 | look 331
509 | make: 335-336
510 | marry 337
511 | mean 348
512 | means 349
513 | mind (do you mind etc) 351
514 | miss 352
515 | need 366
516 | no (no better etc) 57
517 | no doubt 377
518 | no matter 378
519 | nowadays 388
520 | of course 390
521 | often 391
522 | once: adverb 393
523 | only: focusing adverb 398
524 | open 399
525 | opposite (adjective) position 401
526 | own 405
527 | part 407
528 | place (a place to live, etc) 431
529 | please and thank you 433
530 | point of view 434
531 | prefer 444
532 | presently 467
533 | quite 489
534 | rather 490-491
535 | reason 492
536 | remind 499
537 | [the] rest 501
538 | [the] same 503
539 | see 505
540 | see, look (at) and watch 506
541 | seem 507
542 | smell 535
543 | since: tenses 522
544 | so: degree adverb (so tired, so fast) 538
545 | so (and not) with hope, believe etc 539
546 | so with say and tell 540
547 | so-and-so; so-so 544
548 | sort of, kind of and type of 551
549 | sound 552
550 | still, yet and already: time 566
551 | such 568
552 | suggest 570
553 | suppose, supposing and what if 571
554 | supposed to 572
555 | surely 573
556 | sympathetic 574
557 | take: time 576
558 | taste 577
559 | than: structures 581
560 | the matter (with) 585
561 | there 586
562 | think 588
563 | time 593
564 | tonight 594
565 | too 595
566 | used to 604
567 | [be] used to ... ing 605
568 | very and very much 611
569 | wait 612
570 | want 613
571 | -wards 614
572 | way 615
573 | well 617
574 | where (to) 619
575 | why and why not 628
576 | wish: tenses 630
577 | worth 632
578 | yes and no 634
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580 | 581 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /火星词典.Link5.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 0015 条目概览 Contents Overview Contents Overview 条目概览 2 | 0015 verbs, tense and aspect动词、时和态 verbs, tense and aspect 动词、时和态 3 | 0015 be, do, have和modal auxiliaries情态助动词 be, do, have and modal auxiliaries be,do,have和情态助动词 4 | 0015 infinitives and participles动词不定式和分词 infinitives and participles 动词不定式和分词 5 | 0015 verbs: other points动词：其他语言点 verbs: other points 动词：其他语言点 6 | 0016 nouns名词 nouns 名词 7 | 0016 pronouns代词 pronouns 代词 8 | 0016 determiners限定词（the, my, some, several等） determiners (the, my, some, several etc) 限定词 (the, my, some, several等） 9 | 0017 adjectives形容词 adjectives 形容词 10 | 0017 adverbs副词 adverbs 副词 11 | 0017 comparison比较 comparison 比较 12 | 0017 prepositions介词 prepositions 介词 13 | 0018 conjunctions连词 conjunctions 连词 14 | 0018 word order and sentence organisation词序和句子组织 word order and sentence organisation 词序和句子组织 15 | 0018 various structures各种结构 various structures 各种结构 16 | 0018 constructing text构建文本 constructing text 构建文本 17 | 0018 spoken grammar口语语法 spoken grammar 口语语法 18 | 0019 special kinds of language语言的特殊方面 special kinds of language 语言的特殊方面 19 | 0019 topic areas话题 topic areas 话题 20 | 0019 spelling and punctuation拼写和标点 spelling and punctuation 拼写和标点 21 | 0019 pronunciation发音 pronunciation 发音 22 | 0019 word-building构词 word-building 构词 23 | 0019 confusable words and expressions易混淆的词语和表达方式 confusable words and expressions 易混淆的词语和表达方式 24 | 0021 other words and expressions其他词语和表达方式 other words and expressions 其他词语和表达方式 25 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /火星词典.Link7.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 0993 2 | a/an 3 | a- 4 | a bit 5 | a couple of 6 | a few 7 | a great deal 8 | a group of 9 | a large amount/number 10 | a little 11 | a long time 12 | a long way 13 | a lot 14 | a number of 15 | abbreviated styles 16 | abbreviations 17 | able 18 | -able 19 | about 20 | about to 21 | above 22 | accents 23 | accept 24 | accommodation 25 | according to 26 | accuse 27 | accused 28 | accustomed 29 | ache 30 | acre 31 | acronyms 32 | across 33 | act 34 | active verb forms 35 | actor 36 | actual(ly) 37 | AD 38 | addition 39 | addresses 40 | adjectives 41 | admired 42 | admit 43 | adopted 44 | advanced 45 | adverb particles 46 | adverbs 47 | advertisements 48 | advice 49 | advise 50 | afford to 51 | afloat 52 | afraid 53 | after 54 | after all 55 | afterward(s) 56 | again 57 | age 58 | 0994 59 | aged 60 | agent 61 | ages 62 | ago 63 | agree 64 | ain't 65 | aircraft 66 | alight 67 | alike 68 | alive 69 | all 70 | all ... but 71 | all day/week 72 | all else 73 | all right 74 | all the better 75 | all the same 76 | all together 77 | allow 78 | almost 79 | alone 80 | along 81 | aloud 82 | already 83 | also 84 | alternately 85 | although 86 | altogether 87 | 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| big 229 | billiards 230 | billion 231 | binoculars 232 | 0997 233 | bit 234 | bitch 235 | blast 236 | blessed 237 | blind 238 | bloody 239 | blue 240 | boat 241 | bollocks 242 | bored 243 | born 244 | borrow 245 | both 246 | bread 247 | break 248 | bride 249 | briefly 250 | bring 251 | bring up 252 | Brit 253 | Britain 254 | British 255 | British and American English 256 | Briton 257 | broad 258 | broadly speaking 259 | buffalo 260 | bugger 261 | bunch 262 | burst out 263 | bus 264 | but 265 | buy 266 | by 267 | by all/any/no means 268 | by and large 269 | by car 270 | by far 271 | by myself 272 | by the time that 273 | by the way 274 | Bye 275 | cactus 276 | calculations in speech 277 | calf 278 | call 279 | camped 280 | can 281 | can't bear 282 | can't help 283 | can't seem to 284 | can't stand 285 | capital letters 286 | car 287 | care to 288 | careful to 289 | carry 290 | case 291 | cattle 292 | causative structures 293 | cause 294 | cent 295 | cent(i)- 296 | -centric 297 | 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