The wow of the Universal SignWriting Plugins
Stephen E Slevinski Jr
slevin at SIGNPUDDLE.NET
Tue Apr 9 13:27:17 UTC 2013
On 4/9/13 7:55 AM, Eduardo Trápani wrote:
> Stephen, do you plan add SW Unicode support to the plugin? While FSW
> is great and convenient (being ASCII, easy to parse and to copy/paste)
> I have the feeling that, in the long run, Unicode should become the
> prefered textual form.
Hi Eduardo,
If we can get the font working, I agree.
Towards that end, I will be creating an additional plugin that takes the
FSW ASCII and converts it to the Unicode rather than the DIV, SPAN
markup. So anyone who chooses to start deploying the Formal SignWriting
online right now will not need to worry about future updates or
conversions. The upgrade to Unicode will be as easy as replacing the
"SignWriting Thin Viewer" with a future "SignWriting Thin for Unicode"
plugin.
> Parsing could be done based on the lang attribute. Wow, what a great
> idea you had! The more I think about it, the more I like it. It opens
> up lots of possibilities.
I'm excited as well. And we just getting started...
> If you need testers or some help from developers, let us know! Thanks,
> Eduardo.
Thank you Eduardo. I appreciate everyone's reactions, experiences, and
ideas. Testers and developers are welcome to contribute.
Regarding font development, your work Eduardo has been immensely
helpful. I've very proud of the last section on SignPuddle.com and I
can't wait for future developments.
http://signpuddle.com/#font
Life is fun, eh?
∼Steve
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