Release of Version 0.1b

Version 0.1b of the Text Analysis program has been released. It exists, in its current form, to find the letter frequencies, double letter frequencies and consonant pair frequencies. It also keeps track of the overall letter frequencies, double letter frequencies and consonant pair frequencies. This record can be reset after the initial text analysis is completed.

I realize that this might be a weird place to put this option but this program was originally two that I threw together for the sake of convenience. That is also the reason for the poor programming practice that can be found in it. I will release improved versions of this program with added features, requests are welcome, as well as improvements to the code and documentation.

For those of you that just care about the text analysis and not the code, you will only need to download the ".exe" file and run it. The easiest thing to do is to put it in the folder containing the text files you wish to analyze.

The program creates five text files when it is run.

"Conv.txt" contains what is essentially a copy of the original text except that it has been converted into all capitals. This is done to reduce the number of 'or' statements I would have to write into the code otherwise.

"Results.txt" contains the percentages for the most recently analyzed text file.

"ResultsN.txt" contains the number of occurrences for the most recently analyzed text file. This is raw data and is essentially for the programs use only, but if you want to use it for something have at it.

"OverallResults.txt" contains the percentages of all text files analyzed after the last reset.

"OverallResultsN.txt" contains the total number of occurrences for all text files analyzed after the last reset. Again, this is raw data and is essentially for the programs use only, but if you want to use it for something have at it.

Please feel free to copy, modify or re-purpose this program in any way you see fit. I would ask that if you do any of the previously mentioned with this program, that you reference back to the or at least acknowledge the original and/or its maker.

Can't think of anything else to write about the program for the moment so that will be all.

Lex Out.