Jim Breen wrote:
It surprises me too. It would be relatively easy to add a [T] link to those examples too. The question is whether I should. I'm trying to declutter the main dictionary display, and putting a [T] link option in there is trending back to more clutter.
IMO, [F] vs. [T][F] isn't much of a change in the clutter of the page and I think it's a useful feature.
Really?? I'm surprised. For some reason I thought the example sentences had more info stored with them than just the simple text and that this was used when you parsed the sentence using the [T] function. For instance I assumed that they had the correct definition for a given hiragana spelling of a word rather than all the possibilities. As usual, the more I learn the less I know.Getting a word-by-word gloss of one of those examples is just a matter of highlight-copy- click-paste, so I think I'll hold off unless there is a lot of demand for it.
Interesting... Thanks anyway. Steve S.