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{{Infobox homebrew
{{Infobox DS Homebrews
| title       = BLARGH Text Editor
|title=BLARGH Text Editor
| image       = [[File:Blarghtexteditords.PNG]]
|image=Blarghtexteditords.png
| type       = Utilities
|description=An implementation the HexInput text inputting method by Joe Strout.
| version     = r122
|author=anomalous_underdog
| licence    = GPL
|lastupdated=2009/01/25
| author      = anomalous_underdog
|type=Utilities
| website     = http://anomalousunderdog.blogspot.com/
|version=r122
| download    = Media:Blarghttexteditorr122ds.zip
|license=GPL
| source     = http://sharesource.org/project/blarghtexteditor/
|download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/dshomebrew2/blarghtexteditor_r122.zip
}}  
|website=http://anomalousunderdog.blogspot.com
|source=http://sharesource.org/project/blarghtexteditor
}}
Bachelor's Lackluster And Ruminantly Gnarled Homebrew Text Editor is meant as a demo to implement Joe Strout's HexInput method of inputting text on portable devices.


Bachelor's Lackluster And Ruminantly Gnarled Homebrew Text Editor is meant as a demo to implement Joe Strout's HexInput method of inputting text on portable devices .
This started out as an idea to create an equivalent of QuickWrite's FUNADY keyboard layout on the DS using homebrew tools.
 
This started out as an idea to create an equivalent of QuickWrite's "FUNADY" keyboard layout on the DS using homebrew tools.


==User guide==
==User guide==
In summary, three key ideas work together to make this input method better than a traditional on-screen keyboard:
In summary, three key ideas work together to make this input method better than a traditional on-screen keyboard:


User can input a letter by tapping it, or by dragging to it from a neighboring letter.
You can input a letter by tapping it, or by dragging to it from a neighboring letter.


Letters are arranged in a hexagonal grid so that every one has six neighbors, and all neighbors are equally easy to reach.
Letters are arranged in a hexagonal grid so that every one has six neighbors, and all neighbors are equally easy to reach.
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Letters are arranged to optimize text input in a particular language (English, in this case).
Letters are arranged to optimize text input in a particular language (English, in this case).


==Cerdtis==
==Known issues==
Display of long filenames/folder names are truncated to fit on the small screen (horizontal scrollbars are not implemented yet).
 
Selecting a long filename will make the textbox overflow its text.
 
==Changelog==
'''Revision 122'''
* Folders are now displayed on the left hand side of the file save/load dialog box. User can now pretty much browse the whole filesystem.
 
==Credits==
BLARGH Text Editor uses:
BLARGH Text Editor uses:
:devkitARM r24
* devkitARM r24.
:libnds 1.3.1
* libnds 1.3.1.
:libfat-nds 1.0.2 (the demo will save/load txt files)
* libfat-nds 1.0.2 (the demo will save/load txt files).


[[Category:Homebrew applications]]
==External links==
* Author's website - http://anomalousunderdog.blogspot.com
* Sharesource - [https://web.archive.org/web/20081112023028/http://sharesource.org/project/blarghtexteditor http://sharesource.org/project/blarghtexteditor] (archived)

Latest revision as of 11:41, 20 August 2024

BLARGH Text Editor
Blarghtexteditords.png
General
Authoranomalous_underdog
TypeUtilities
Versionr122
LicenseGPL
Last Updated2009/01/25
Links
Download
Website
Source

Bachelor's Lackluster And Ruminantly Gnarled Homebrew Text Editor is meant as a demo to implement Joe Strout's HexInput method of inputting text on portable devices.

This started out as an idea to create an equivalent of QuickWrite's FUNADY keyboard layout on the DS using homebrew tools.

User guide

In summary, three key ideas work together to make this input method better than a traditional on-screen keyboard:

You can input a letter by tapping it, or by dragging to it from a neighboring letter.

Letters are arranged in a hexagonal grid so that every one has six neighbors, and all neighbors are equally easy to reach.

Letters are arranged to optimize text input in a particular language (English, in this case).

Known issues

Display of long filenames/folder names are truncated to fit on the small screen (horizontal scrollbars are not implemented yet).

Selecting a long filename will make the textbox overflow its text.

Changelog

Revision 122

  • Folders are now displayed on the left hand side of the file save/load dialog box. User can now pretty much browse the whole filesystem.

Credits

BLARGH Text Editor uses:

  • devkitARM r24.
  • libnds 1.3.1.
  • libfat-nds 1.0.2 (the demo will save/load txt files).

External links

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