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hdoc_to_lexique/README.md

 # Converter hdoc_to_lexique
 
+License GPL3.0
+http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
+
+##Crédits
+Antoine Aufrechter, Estelle de Magondeaux, Marouane Hammi 
+
+##Install
 In order to use this converter, follow those steps :
 1. Copy your hdoc file (.scar or .zip) into the input directory. Do not put more than one file into the input directory.
 2. Execute the run that correspond to your OS.
-3. You will find the result into the output directory.
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+3. You will find the result into the output directory.
+
+##User documentation
+
+##Known bugs
+>- Cannot put multiple input files
+
+##TODO
+>- Change the name of the file (.term) to the definition associated
+>- Manage multiple input files (e.g. see lexique_to_opale) 
+>- list of element to convert :
+>>- src url
+>>- image
+>>- pronounciation
+>>- type (female, male,...) and (abbreviation, expanded,...)
+>>- array
+>>- multimedia
+
+##Technical notes
+>- The converter have to respect the same schema as the lexique_to_hdoc converter for the xslt
+
+##Capitalisation

opale_to_lexique/README.md

 # Converter opale_to_lexique
 
+License GPL3.0
+http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
+
+##Crédits
+Florian Arend, Antoine Aufrechter, Estelle de Magondeaux, Marouane Hammi 
+
+##Install
 In order to use this converter, follow those steps :
 1. Copy your Opale file(s) (.scar or .zip) into the input directory.
 2. Execute the run that correspond to your OS.
 3. You will find the result into the output directory.The name of the output files depends of the hour it was processed.
+
+##User documentation
+Because the Opale definitions are much less structured that Lexique definitions, only the text content of the definition will be fill out in the Lexique definition. Be free to add other information or organize differently the resulting text.
+