JSesh. JSesh Hieroglyphic Editor. JSesh download. Download now ! (All systems, including Mac OS X) download Windows version now ! Old 4.3 version, compatible with ancient Mac OS X Tiger download version 3.0 for old Mac OS X panther! (for programmers) get JSesh sources Old versions of JSesh, as well as JSesh sources, can be downloaded from SourceForge.
Note to web site authors: if you want to give a link to allow the downloading of JSesh, please use instead of a direct link to the software itself. It will give a pointer to the JSesh web site and its information ; more important, even if you don't change your page, your users will always be directed to the latest JSesh version. Installation instruction for mac JSesh has been tested on Mac OS X 10.3 (panther), 10.4 (Tiger) and 10.5 (Leopard). Download JSesh-install_....jar. The installation creates a directory containing the documentation and a Mac Application. I had recently some problems, installing JSesh, as the mac told me I didn't have the right to write in "/Application". Hg clone. GlyphOText. MJ Nederhof. HorNET. VisualGlyph. WikiHiero.
The WikiHiero extension allows to add Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs from a text written according to the Hieroglyph coding manual syntax.
Syntax[edit | edit source] Look at the Hieroglyph coding manual for details. In brief: - separator : subdivision * juxtaposition ! Each hieroglyph is given a unique code: A letter [A-Z + Aa] that represents the hieroglyph category (human, god, bird, etc.)A number that represents the rank in this category [1-...]
This unique code is an extension of Gardiner's list of hieroglyph. For details, see WikiHiero's syntax. Download[edit | edit source] You can download the extension directly from the MediaWiki source code repository (browse code). One of the extensions tags Not all extensions have tags. Go to the tags listClick the name of the tag you want to downloadClick "snapshot" The latest version of one of the extensions branches Each extension has a master branch containing the latest code (might be unstable).
A snapshot made during the release of a MediaWiki version. InScribe. Editeur Rosette. Hieroglyphs.net. This is a list of Egyptological computing developments, arranged chronologically, the background color alternating with each year.
Apart from being interesting in its own right, this list, we hope, will help folks easily be able to see what has been done and what has not yet been done and chose their projects accordingly. Why do some programs have multiple listings? We've chosen to separately list new versions when there have been significant changes.
Examples would be when a program is rewritten to run in a different operating system (WinGlyph going from DOS to Win3.1 to Win95+), or to produce radically different output (Hierowriter output going from pure HTML to GIFs to PNG/JPEGs). What is the significance of the date? That's what I've been looking for! HieroFlashCard. Table des matières - Glyphotext 1.1. Mark-Jan Nederhof.