Make ldig usable as a library

[jmague]

I propose changes that allow to use ldig this way:

    import ldig
    detector = ldig.ldig([model directory])
    detector.detect("This is a tweet")

[Nift]

Hello jmague,
I just finished something similar, enabling you to simply input a string and get returned the language abbreviation.

Addtionally, I have upgraded the files to run with python 3.4.

Would you be interested in a copy?

[jmague]

Hi nift,

Yes of course, I'm interested !

[Nift]

I am quite new to Python and the usage of Github, however I put it in this forked repo: https://github.com/Nift/ldig

The only interesting file is the ldig.py. Feedback is very welcomed!

[jmague]

Hi,

It not longer works with python 2, right ?

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 10:39 AM, Nikolaj Hass notifications@github.com
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I am quite new to Python and the usage of Github, however I put it in this
forked repo: https://github.com/Nift/ldig

The only interesting file is the ldig.py. Feedback is very welcomed!

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[Nift]

No, it does not. One can remove some import renaming, and as I have removed most print messages there shouldn't be much work in changing it back to python 2.7