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I can't thank you enough, Alfar!!!!
I wish more people would use Drawplus - it's great value for the cost and has a very easy and intuitive interface.
Neither can I. That's... troubling.
So, I finally got around to downloading a copy of this.
I'm having trouble learning the syntax, yet, but if I can get the hang of it, I can see how useful this program might be.
But, might I make a few small feature requests? (Well, I hope they're small...) You can copy the list to a clipboard, but you only get one item at a time doing it that way... you seem to have to manually select all in order to get all the items to copy them. Would it be possible to add a 'select all' command?
Better than that, if it would be possible to export the entire list, and details, into a comma-delimited format for easy transference into a spreadsheet program (Excel, Oo.org Calc, etc.) that would be super. When I get back to working on languages for my writing, I'll be storing most of that data in spreadsheets because it's easier for me to manipulate the data that way.
Thanks!
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Yes, yes you may!
In fact, Ctrl+a selects the entire list of generated words, and if you haven't selected a word, the whole list will be copied as well.
Requests are always welcome, even if I've been quiet the last couple of months - I've been recuperating from a stress injury in my arm, rendering me unable to type for a month and a half.
Last edited by Alfar; 01-04-2010 at 02:01 PM.
Great, glad to know about ctrl-a.Originally Posted by Alfar
I hope a comma-delimited export wouldn't be too much trouble, though? Though of course, there's no hurry. I just happened to have time to dl this today, but I won't be able to put it through the paces again for a while yet, since the new semester is starting soon.
Also, FYI, I cross-posted this to your wordbuilder forums, so ignore that, if necessary.
Anyway, hope your arm gets better! I'm recuperating from a cold today, myself (why I'm not at work today).
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CSV export is implemented. I'm just adding a bow to the package (because right now it explodes if the file you're exporting to is locked), and I'll release v1.4.
Update: http://whee.dk/?p=138 - released!
Last edited by Alfar; 01-04-2010 at 03:13 PM.
Hope you heal up Alfa
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Just a heads up that I've released v1.6 of WordBuilder - I discovered a bug in the translate command, and got unicode support working with the syntax highlighting.
Download at http://whee.dk/wordbuilder/WordBuilder.msi as usual.
Yay downloading now! I must get to grip with the rules system rather than tinkering with the existing files. I really want to do an anglo-saxon one.
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