SWML format offline

[Steve Slevinski]

Hi Lars,

I'm not sure what software license I am going to use so I'm not sure if 
I will be making the source code available.  Currently I'm finishing a 
project for captioned media and then I'm going to dive back into 
SignPuddle 2.0 so we can have easier editing and sorting by the IMWA.  
Then I'm going to tackle a SignPuddle writer in python that will make 
writing quick and easy without relying on gloss.  We'll see how it goes...

Regards,
-Steve

Lars Majewski wrote:

> Hi Steve,
> it's wonderful to hear that you 're going to use python for that.
> I've already used the SWML output of signpuddle in my Dictionary Viewer.
> Are you going to put the standalone editor on a CVS server so we can 
> contribute some parts ?
>
> Lars
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>> Hi Thierry,
>>
>> I'm glad you like SignText.  It is a modified version of SignMaker 
>> and written entirely in Javascript..  In the future, it will be 
>> replaced with an actual stand alone application written in python 
>> that will not require a browser to use.  It will be much more stable.
>>
>> Almost 800 signs in the French-Belgian puddle?  That's awesome.  
>> Congratulations, you're the 7th largest puddle out there.
>> And ASL is no longer the largest puddle.  That is now the 
>> Swiss-German Sign Language with 3917 signs, beating the ASL puddle by 
>> over 100 signs.
>>
>> I know it's not a race, but it is fun!
>> Enjoy,
>> -Steve
>>
>> Thierry Haesenne wrote:
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>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Thank you, Steve and Val, for the explanations on how to use 
>>> SignText offline. I downloaded it and created some signs today with 
>>> a colleague, and I imported them on the Sign Puddle tonight. Much 
>>> quicker and easier!!! However I have to be extremely careful how to 
>>> handle SignText, since a bad handling of the software can erase 
>>> everything you've done...
>>>
>>> Almost 800 signs on the French-Belgian Sign Puddle and still many 
>>> more to come soon...
>>>
>>> Thierry
>>>
>>>
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