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#  ktouch-gen.pl
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#    written by: Steinar Theigmann
#                Håvard Frøiland  <haavard@solveien.net>
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#    This file describes how to generate your own training files
#    in 3. steps.
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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.
(This file should be in utf-8 encoding)

Step 2: Creat a configuration file

The config file is shown below. (Save file using utf-8 encoding)

<---- 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
