Thursday, 1 October 2015

[Tutorial] [4.0+] === For beginners –SQLite Debugger to edit Google Dictionary



Tutorial For beginners –Using SQLite Debugger to edit Google Dictionary
For modifying Indonesian Dictionary
See http://forum.xda-developers.com/andr...esian-t3215118
  • Download the app from Google Play

  • Open the app, and this will be displayed

  • Choose App

  • Select User Dictionary

  • Touch words. Below will be displayed

  • SQL command (Select * from words) is displayed. To execute, touch the arrow in right upper corner

  • All words will be displayed

  • Suppose you want to change the shortcut for the word/phrase "Aduuuh...", touch that word.

  • The following screen will be displayed. Do you want to update something?

  • Yes, we want to update the shortcut

  • In that case, touch Update Value

  • The SQL command now turns into Update

  • But we want to update the shortcut, not the word… OK. No problem. Just touch Update? in the upper left corner

  • Now touch shortcut in the options. Below will be displayed

  • Select Enter Value (if you see your choice in the option, just touch that. But you don't see that now. Touch "null" if you want to get rid of a shortcut).

  • You just need to enter your shortcut. In this case, I try to put the word "aduhm", choosing the letter "m" being close to the dot button in the keyboard

  • The SQL command is now perfect (you can remove "word = Aduuuh..." if you want, by touching Update again. Try it...)

  • Just execute by touching the arrow in the upper right corner

  • Then you have to press "Commit" twice, in the screen below and next screen, to make sure you don't make a mistake

  • The first Commit

  • The second Commit

  • Done. The changes are written to file

  • You can get out by pressing the upper left arrow, or

  • You can delete the Where clause and execute the select command again

  • Or just press Back Button of the phone and go to previous commands

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  • You also can add Bookmarks for the commands so that so don't need to write again next time.

  • The two arrows in lower left and right corner is for navigating through records, mostly for Select command.

  • That's all :)

  • Thanks for reading and watching




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