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    Unhappy Domain Parsing Script?

    Hi, I am looking for a domain name parsing script...but not in the normal sense where you seperate the TLD from the name and stuff. I need to take the name (second level domain) and seperate the logical words. An example is "thisismydomainname" should be parsed to "this is my domain name" so that I can get logical keyword comparison. I have done some research and it may be possible to do this using the Google API's spell check functions but this is very limited, does anybody know of a better way?

    PS. I am currently splitting the word into parts randomly and checking them at Dictionary.com to see if they are words, but Dictionary.com will return results also if it is an acronym or something else. Doesnt work all that well.

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    Re: Domain Parsing Script?

    Hi cillosis,
    you can use a dictionary file like this one: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/6.83...outs/ps0/words
    just run a script check and get the words out. Next you'll need to put some syntax grammar (for the 'a' 'is' etc). Good luck

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