[tomoe-devel 235] Re: strange entry in tomoe dictionary

[Mathieu B. <mbl...@ru...>]

2008/11/12 Taku Kudo <ta...@ch...>:
> IMHO, we don't want to include face mark into the dictionary, as they
> are not "character".


Actually, there should not be only one dictionary but several.

- All Japanese characters + ascii characters
- All Japanese characters only
- Ascii characters only
- Hiragana only
- Katakana only
- Kanjis only

Depending on the application or what the user is looking for, it
should be possible to switch between them. This improves recognition
accuracy and computation time. However, this increases the hard disk
space needed because the same information is repeated in several
dictionaries.

It would make sense to add "(^ ^)" to "All Japanese characters + ascii
characters" or "Ascii characters only" but not to the others.

Mathieu

>
>
> 2008/11/10 Kouhei Sutou <ko...@co...>:
>> Hi,
>>
>> In <BC7...@ya...>
>>  "[tomoe-devel 230] strange entry in tomoe dictionary" on Sun, 9 Nov 2008 22:16:23 -0500,
>>  Benoit Cerrina <ben...@ya...> wrote:
>>
>>> I do not understand the entry:
>>>    <character>
>>>      <utf8>&#x28;&#x5E;&#x5E;&#x29;</utf8>
>>>      <strokes>
>>>        <stroke>
>>>          <point x="200" y="190"/>
>>>          <point x="116" y="636"/>
>>>          <point x="230" y="840"/>
>>>        </stroke>
>>>        <stroke>
>>>          <point x="266" y="350"/>
>>>          <point x="396" y="246"/>
>>>          <point x="446" y="360"/>
>>>        </stroke>
>>>        <stroke>
>>>          <point x="553" y="366"/>
>>>          <point x="666" y="246"/>
>>>          <point x="763" y="390"/>
>>>        </stroke>
>>>        <stroke>
>>>          <point x="836" y="213"/>
>>>          <point x="903" y="526"/>
>>>          <point x="756" y="816"/>
>>>        </stroke>
>>>      </strokes>
>>>    </character>
>>> in the tomoe dictionary.   What is it supposed to be?
>>
>> It's a face mark that is popular in Japan. (^^)
>>
>> Why? (1) It shows n UTF-8 characters can be handled as a
>> logical character in Tomoe. Some input methods can do the
>> same thing. (2) It's a humor of us.
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> --
>> kou
>>
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