Dear Graham,
In fact, building the dawg is not the real problem. Theres many code out there to do his task (some of them you may know well since its hosted in wgp site :-)). The problem is that Im not sure how to build other files (like superleaves or syn2 or more generally those under the directory data/strategy/ ) which I suppose are needed in order to have Quackle play at its maximum level. Ive already downloaded the tarfile and indeed there are some perl scripts (in directory new_language_generation ) which I guess are intended to do that. Any help on how to use them properly would be very appreciated. Regarding the digraph tiles, if Quackle has been set up in Welsh or even Tuvan I dare to say that encoding the following tiles: RR, LL, CH (which are considered just ONE single tile in Spanish Scrabble) wont be a problem. My question here is whether those digraphs have UTF or unicode codification or not (apologies if this is just naive question. Reading some stuff about encoding is definitively on my to-do list..). Other exclusive Spanish tiles like ñ do have a proper codification, but Im not sure how to represent the above mentioned digraphs. Kind regards! Enric Hernández _____ De: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre de Graham Toal Enviado el: miércoles, 02 de enero de 2008 6:44 Para: [email protected] Asunto: Re: [quackle] Quackle for Spanish Scrabble On Jan 1, 2008 8:21 PM, hector_klie <hector_klie@ <mailto:hector_klie%40yahoo.com> yahoo.com> wrote: > According to Enric, one of the main issues to adapt Quackle to play > Spanish is the creation of the DAWG with digraph tiles. We would > appreciate pointers in how to this. What is the current status on this? > According to old email I read from John, this has been already done for > Welsh. The source code is hosted at www.quackle.org and it appears to have everything you would need to add new languages and build your own dawgs. I just now fetched the tarfile and can see files in it with obvious names like "makedawg.cpp" and makeminidawg/ and new_language_generation/ G
