Error on unpacking dictionary about kindleunpack HOT 6 OPEN

Have you solved this problem? I have encountered a similar problem to yours. Reported errors when unpacking an dictionary.
The following is the error message.

Palm DB type: BOOKMOBI, 38548 sections.
Unpacking a Mobipocket 7 book...
Processing Mobipocket 7 section of book...
Mobi Version: 7
Codec: utf-8
Title: 汉典
Palmdoc compression
Unpacking images, resources, fonts, etc
Extracting image: cover38542.gif from section 38542
Extracting image: image38543.jpeg from section 38543
Unpacking raw markup language
Write ncx
Info: Document contains orthographic index, handle as dictionary

Parsing metaOrthIndex
orthIndexCount is 106
orth entry uses ordt2 lookup table of type 0
Read dictionary index data
Error: 2
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "F:\kindle\KindleUnpack\KindleUnpack.pyw", line 370, in unpackEbook
kindleunpack.unpackBook(infile, outdir, apnxfile, epubversion, use_hd, dodump=dump, dowriteraw=writeraw, dosplitcombos=splitcombos)
File "F:\kindle\KindleUnpack\lib\kindleunpack.py", line 923, in unpackBook
process_all_mobi_headers(files, apnxfile, sect, mhlst, K8Boundary, False, epubver, use_hd)
File "F:\kindle\KindleUnpack\lib\kindleunpack.py", line 844, in process_all_mobi_headers
processMobi7(mh, metadata, sect, files, rscnames)
File "F:\kindle\KindleUnpack\lib\kindleunpack.py", line 627, in processMobi7
positionMap = dictSupport(mh, sect).getPositionMap()
File "lib\mobi_dict.py", line 218, in getPositionMap
assert len(tagMap[0x02]) == 1
KeyError: 2

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No, and I can not as dictionaries in some of the older formats have never been reverse engineered.
Without examples to work from and the correct before and after html to see, reversing an older dictionary in a language you do not speak is next to impossible.

If this is a project you want to take on I would supply whatever help I could.

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There was an older c based mobi library that did have somewhat better dictionary support. You may still be able to find it on the web.

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There was an older c based mobi library that did have somewhat better dictionary support. You may still be able to find it on the web.

Thank you for tell me.
Do you mean "mobi library" a program (or script)?Can you tell me its name by the way. I searched "c based mobi library" on Bing but didn't find any useful information.
Finally, let me express my thanks again.

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You might search for "libmobi" on github. It was about 5 years back I saw it though. Perhaps you can find a fork that still exists.

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You might search for "libmobi" on github. It was about 5 years back I saw it though. Perhaps you can find a fork that still exists.

Thank you so much

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