Re: VMs: evmt, database, gb, lull, etc.

[Jacques Guy <jguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

19/10/2004 8:28:52 PM, Eric <mynumberis2000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Where can I find the "standard" programs mentioned so
>often in the archives (bitrans, monkey, etc.)?

Many places. A Google search promptly told me:

"http://www.geocities.com/ctesibos/francais/voynich/outils.htm";

I checked, and yes, they are there.

At long last I am working on the second version of Monkey.
Started last week-end. 

There will be no 32k-character limit to the data, 
and there will be three character categories instead of two:

Active      (keep)
Inactive    (ignore completely)
White space (treat as spaces) *new*

It took me so long because the interface 
is what had held me back until now.

It will also be able to display text written
right to left, or top to bottom, or bottom to top,
or boustrophedon (that was the _easy_ part!).

And it will let you redefine the mapping of uppercase 
to lowercase. Once again there, the hard part is
the user interface. 

Written for DOS, probably easily portable to Linux 
and FreeBSD. 


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