To Do

Sony GPS: Getting it to work on Mac OS X.
- You could see if Mac GPS Pro works with the Sony GPS unit.
  - Quote from GPS Practice and Fun: MacGPS Pro is for Mac users what OziExplorer is for PC users. It works with any GPS receiver that outputs NMEA 0183, version 1.5 or higher and lets you calibrate imported and self-scanned maps in BMP or vector PICT format. The GPS software program supports a long list of geodetic datums, map projections and grids. You can create and edit Waypoint, Route and Track files and load them to your GPS receiver. Supports most brands of Bluetooth GPS receivers.
- Connecting an external drive to the tablet didn't work: You could just install the software onto the tablet PC, and try connecting an external drive to the tablet PC, and see if you can process the photos that way.
- Notes on the log file format ("NMEA 0183" format)
- Alternative: Use GPSBabel to convert to a format that another program that DOES run on OS X will recognize (such as GPS Photo Linker).
Site software
- Blendit editor:
  - [X] Copy "p" folder contents to "blendit/edit".
  - [X] Rename files: edit.php, list.php, img.php.
  - [X] Create data folder by hand (using "p"): folder "blendit/data/000", files 000, 001, 002, etc.
    - [X] Meta line begins with %%. Any text line beginning with %% must precede this with a backslash; any text line beginning with a backslash must also precede this with a backslash. End of entry is a line containing only %%% (three percent signs); a tag or metadata line begins with %% and follows this with text.
  - [_] Create tag-index folders ("blendit/tags" and "blendit/fts") by hand (using "p").
    - [_] Tag index: File "blendit/tags/000" contains a line for each tag and value. Line contains: tag and value, tab character, list of six-character entry IDs.
    - [_] FTS index: File "blendit/fts/000" contains a line for each entry indexed. Line contains: six-character entry IDs; words from entry (lowercase ASCII, no punctuation).
  - [_] Modify edit.php to do the following:
    - [_] Read file only up to the first end-of-entry line. (Each %% line is appended to a tag string; each text line is appended to a content string; reading stops when the line (right-trimmed) is three percent signs or when EOF is encountered.)
    - [_] Read a particular entry from a file (if the date is passed in $_REQUEST[]).
    - [_] Save text by adding the text and an end-of-entry line to the start of the original file (preserving existing text).
    - [_] Update full-text-search file (in "blendit/fts").
    - [_] Update tag indexes (in "blendit/tags").
    - [_] Pass text to html.php, to convert markup to HTML.
      - [_] Convert text as markup to HTML, save in "blendit/html" (e.g., if original file is "data/123/abc", save HTML as "html/123/abc"). Overwrite file; don't bother to save versions of HTML.
  - [_] Modify list.php to display search results, not the contents of a directory.
    - [_] Write search.php to search the files in "blendit/tags" and "blendit/fts" for phrases and fields and to return a list of entry IDs.
    - [_] Add function to list.php to convert an entry ID into an HTML summary of the entry (first few words or lines of its content, some of its tags, etc.).
  - [_] Write history.php to display a summary of each entry version in a file, and to provide buttons to Delete or Restore each version.
  - [_] Write diff.php to compare two texts side by side and to display identical passages in both texts highlighted with the same color (actual diffs show up unhighlighted and probably in boldface). The history.php script might use this. (Base it on PmWiki's "scripts/phpdiff.php" script.)
- Markup: Colino, being rewritten in JavaScript.
- Choppit (discontinued): Creates many HTML files from one big text file; updates keyword and full-text indexes.
- Blendit: Combines many HTML files into one big page, using keywords and/or full-text searches. Uses a template with markers like (:LINKS:) and (:CONTENT:).
Conlang
- Work on Colino files with data on Azarennya -- words proposed and accepted, grammar notes, etc. Each note in the Scratchpad should get its own entry and its own keywords so that searches can pull similar entries up onto one Web page.
Moving
Quicksilver: Explore the shelf.

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Projects:

Azarennya (document) — Scratchpad — SoundChanges — SyntaxNotes — Vocabulary — WordLists
Data — Reference

Reading

Religion/Fundamentalists/Creationists: • Sullivan County •

Phonology

[square brackets] are for phonetic transcriptions (exact "phones" used in speech)
/slashes/ are for phonemic transcriptions ("phonemes" represented by letters)
<angle brackets> are for orthography (transliteration into Roman letters)

Translation

How would Azarennya handle the clauses in these sentences?

"I am comparing the President's veto statement to the Le Parti Democratique to General Tony McAuliffe's famous reply to German demand for surrender at Bastogne. NUTS!"

Redo this site

Wiki

[Update: Try working with PmWiki categories first. QUOTE: So, by adding the link [[!Subject]] to a page, a link to that page will automatically appear on the page Category.Subject, as long as the GroupFooter for the Category group has been tweaked appropriately. Thus, you can create a page that automatically creates an alphabetized list of all movies discussed on your wiki by creating links to [[!Movies]] on each film's page; the resulting automatic list would be on the page Category.Movies.]

I'm not 100% happy with this Wiki setup. I'd like to be able to build big pages from little snippets, so that items can be combined in various ways dynamically.