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diff --git a/ktouch/extras/training-gen/perl/README b/ktouch/extras/training-gen/perl/README new file mode 100644 index 00000000..557a7468 --- /dev/null +++ b/ktouch/extras/training-gen/perl/README @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +################################################################### +# +# ktouch-gen.pl +# +# written by: Steinar Theigmann <steinart@incatel.no> +# Håvard Frøiland <havard.froiland@chello.no> +# +# This file describes how to generate your own training files +# in 3. steps. +# + + +Step 1: Collect data + +The script needs a data file with words, one word on each line. You +can create it in your editor, or you can get it generated (see +below). You will also find some data files in cvs. + +Suggestion for creating your own data file using an excisting dictionary. See http://aspell.sourceforge.net for more info. + +$ aspell dump master + +This will print out a looong list with words in the default +language. If you have installed other languages that you want to use +you can write: + +$ aspell dump master norwegian + +This will print out all the norwegian words found in the norwegian +ditionary. + +Since we don't want this word on the screen, but in a file we do this: + +$ aspell dump master > ~/your-word-file + +You will now have a file called your-word-file stored in your home directory. + + +Step 2: Creat a configuration file + +The config file is shown below. + +<---- the file starts here ----> +length-of-line 20 +number-of-line 10 + +jf +kd +ls +ca +nt +iv +me +hr +go +bp +qu +wn +cx +yz +ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ +<---- the file ends here ----> + +The length of a line is set to be 20 characters, and each level should +be 10 lines loong. The first level will only contain combinations of +"jf" and the next one will contain "jfkd" and so on. + +Save it to a file called your-config-file, and we are ready to try the script. + + +Step 3: Generate your training file + +To test the script you should do this: + +$ perl ktouch-gen.pl your-config-file < your-word-file + +This will print out the newly generated training file to your screen, +if you are happy with it, you could save it to file by doing this. + +$ perl ktouch-gen.pl your-config-file < your-word-file > your-training-file.ktouch |