doc:en:importingglyphs
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doc:en:importingglyphs [2013/02/01 14:17] rosmord [Attaching codes to drawings, and inserting them in JSesh] |
doc:en:importingglyphs [2022/01/12 07:38] dmorandi [Importing drawings] typo |
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| ====== Importing new glyphs ====== | ====== Importing new glyphs ====== | ||
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| Importing drawings is easy. JSesh can read: | Importing drawings is easy. JSesh can read: | ||
| - | * true type fonts | + | * true type fonts |
| - | * .tml and bzr files, which can be created with JSesh's forerunner, tksesh. | + | * .tml and bzr files, which can be created with JSesh's forerunner, tksesh. |
| - | * SVG files | + | * SVG files |
| Simply click on the "import file" button, and select the file which contains your picture(s). You can use the navigation buttons (those with arrows) to browse the available signs. | Simply click on the "import file" button, and select the file which contains your picture(s). You can use the navigation buttons (those with arrows) to browse the available signs. | ||
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| Except when you are creating signs which are already documented in the Manuel de Codage (for instance, because they are not available in JSesh), you should first get a user ID, which will differentiate your signs from the signs created by other users. | Except when you are creating signs which are already documented in the Manuel de Codage (for instance, because they are not available in JSesh), you should first get a user ID, which will differentiate your signs from the signs created by other users. | ||
| - | to get an uid, send an email to < rosmord@iut.univ-paris8.fr > . Note for tksesh users: the uid is simply your tksesh id. | + | to get an uid, register as JSesh user. Note for tksesh users: the uid is simply your tksesh id. |
| Be carefull when giving signs a name. You want your files to be readable by anyone, so be faithfull to the "Manuel de codage". Our current suggestions are the following: | Be carefull when giving signs a name. You want your files to be readable by anyone, so be faithfull to the "Manuel de codage". Our current suggestions are the following: | ||
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| {{ http://jsesh.qenherkhopeshef.org/files_jsesh/images/importSigns5.png |Inserting the duck sign as UG1M2N0}} | {{ http://jsesh.qenherkhopeshef.org/files_jsesh/images/importSigns5.png |Inserting the duck sign as UG1M2N0}} | ||
| - | When your sign is ready, click on the insert button. | + | When your sign is ready, **click on the insert button**. |
| ==== Alternative system for sign insertion ==== | ==== Alternative system for sign insertion ==== | ||
| If your sign SVG file has a name which corresponds to a code (say, US1A1VARA.svg), and the quadrant module is either 18px or 1800px, than you can simply put the sign in your hieroglyphic folder. | If your sign SVG file has a name which corresponds to a code (say, US1A1VARA.svg), and the quadrant module is either 18px or 1800px, than you can simply put the sign in your hieroglyphic folder. | ||
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