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== | ==Available== | ||
== | * http://sourceforge.net/projects/epidoc/files/Transcoder/ | ||
==Author== | |||
* Hugh Cayless | |||
==Description== | |||
'''Transcoder''' is "a library of Java classes designed to translate Ancient Greek from one encoding to another." | |||
=== | ===How to use it=== | ||
You can download a .jar that can be used as a stand-alone program if you have a Java Runtime installed. Once you open the program, you can select the input and output encodings from the ''Encodings'' menu, then paste/copy some text and click on ''Transform''. Or you can select an input file and an output file from menu ''File - Set Set Source File'' and ''File - Set Set Result File''. | |||
Also included are a [http://cocoon.apache.org Cocoon] transformer to allow integration into the Cocoon web application framework, a GUI transformer, and a [http://jedit.org jEdit] plugin. | Also included are a [http://cocoon.apache.org Cocoon] transformer to allow integration into the Cocoon web application framework, a GUI transformer, and a [http://jedit.org jEdit] plugin. | ||
=== Encodings === | ===Encodings=== | ||
Supported encodings include: | Supported encodings include: | ||
* Unicode, both form C (precomposed) and D (combining | |||
* Unicode, both form C (Composed; i.e. precomposed characters) and D (Decomposed; i.e. combining diacritical characters) | |||
* Beta Code | * Beta Code | ||
* GreekKeys | * GreekKeys | ||
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* SPIonic | * SPIonic | ||
* Greek transliteration | * Greek transliteration | ||
[[Category:Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 18 October 2016
Available
Author
- Hugh Cayless
Description
Transcoder is "a library of Java classes designed to translate Ancient Greek from one encoding to another."
How to use it
You can download a .jar that can be used as a stand-alone program if you have a Java Runtime installed. Once you open the program, you can select the input and output encodings from the Encodings menu, then paste/copy some text and click on Transform. Or you can select an input file and an output file from menu File - Set Set Source File and File - Set Set Result File.
Also included are a Cocoon transformer to allow integration into the Cocoon web application framework, a GUI transformer, and a jEdit plugin.
Encodings
Supported encodings include:
- Unicode, both form C (Composed; i.e. precomposed characters) and D (Decomposed; i.e. combining diacritical characters)
- Beta Code
- GreekKeys
- SGreek
- SPIonic
- Greek transliteration