Ubiquity Commands
Get it
Subscribe via the bar displayed on top. You need Ubiquity 0.5.1 or greater to use it.
Commands
There are basically four commands:
- leo (German<>English)
- leofr (German<>French)
- leoit (German<>Italian)
- leoes (German<>Spanish)
- leoch (German<>Chinese)
Usage
Each command allows switching to the other languages by specifying “in language”. After typing you can hit enter and a new tab with your query results will open, if you do nothing the results will be previewed in Ubiquity itself.
leo (keywords) OR leo (keywords) in (language)
Examples
We want to translate “amour” into German. Both of the following commands will do exactly the same:
leofr amour leo amour in french
It is also no problem to specify multiple words, this one will translate ‘train’ and ‘chair’ to German:
leo train chair
Known Issues
With Ubiquity 0.5.0 and below the preview takes very long to display. This is an Ubiquity problem and was solved with the 0.5.1 release.
Credits
This command was originally created by http://users.kilu.de/ and has been updated by me (tripmckay) to work with Parser 2 and is now hosted here with the premission of the original creator.
