When a kanji cannot be found because it isn't in renshuu's dictionary, only some searches trigger the full message "Could not find any kanji with your search. You might have entered a kanji not in renshuu's dictionary." while others only get the message "Could not find any kanji with your search.". I've been keeping a list of kanji that seem to be missing from renshuu's dictionary; among them, 逸謁禍悔海慨喝 trigger only the shorter message, while 緣橫溫槪渴 trigger the long one. Perhaps this could be fixed so they all show the longer message when searched?
This now seems fixed, but it is interesting that I cannot click on any of the Kanji's of htatsuha's first block: 逸謁禍悔海慨喝
But can click on the Kanji's in the second block (which then opens the dictionary search with the message that nothing can be found as probably not in dictionary): 緣橫溫槪渴
Any specific reason why the one block is clickable and the other isn't?
I apologize if this makes no sense, but all characters basically have a numerical code (unicode) that represents it. In order to tell renshuu to lookup kanji, but not anything else, it took what I found as a range of character numbers that match kanji characters. "if the character has a number id between A and B, mark it for lookup." Apparently, the ones in the top group don't fall into that range!
I apologize if this makes no sense, but all characters basically have a numerical code (unicode) that represents it. In order to tell renshuu to lookup kanji, but not anything else, it took what I found as a range of character numbers that match kanji characters. "if the character has a number id between A and B, mark it for lookup." Apparently, the ones in the top group don't fall into that range!
The site's kanji dictionary is now about 6000 terms bigger!
Unfortunately, the stroke order diagrams exist for many of them, but I'm having a lot of trouble linking them properly, so they are currently not available.
By chance did your dictionary update affect the kanji used for vocab entries? Because I'm suddenly seeing ateji for terms that previously didn't have kanji attached to them (ダース now shows as 打, アルカリ as 亜爾加里, まごつく as 間誤付く, etc).
Also, on a more related note, many of the kanji that got added have no definition listed, but are still being quizzed for the meaning vector.
No, those are further updates as I merge the more troublesome terms from the edict dictionary.
The definitions... Are going to be tricky. There is nothing built into the system to ignore the definition vector for any term type. Might take some time to fix.
Something else I noticed, possibly related to the kanji changes. I have the word では in a vocab schedule, and when viewing the terms list, では is written as underlined furigana/ruby, with an empty space below it, but no kanji.
Now that the new kanji are (mostly) quizzable, any chance the stroke counts can be fixed? Many of the multi-stroke terms show single digit counts. If you search either 1 or 6 you'll see an example of what I mean.
Oddly, none of the attached sentences contained ga.
