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@ -51,12 +51,12 @@ This means that the symbol displayed in Browse mode is incorrect for primitives.
I have now implemented all composites from the 2nd book.
The composites from the 3rd book should soon follow.
The formatting of how these composites are represented will gradually be improved.
Let's hope Javascript can wrangle these multiple fields into something coherent on the cards
Let's hope Javascript can wrangle these multiple fields into something coherent on the cards.
## Readings
I've pulled all available On- Kun- and Nanori-readings from http://nihongo.monash.edu/ using a script.
These readings are not yet displayed on the cards themselves but are listed in the notes.
If you want to see my awful coding practices for such one off stuff which just needs to generate a file once, look into the other branches of this git repository.
If you want to see my awful coding practices for such one off stuff which just needs to generate a file once, look into the `scripts` branch of this git repository.
## Fonts
For Kanjis I'm using the IPAGothic font, for the stroke order I'm using Timothy Eyre's (or is it Ulrich Apel's? It's not quite clear to me.) great font I found on [his website](https://www.nihilist.org.uk/).
@ -64,10 +64,10 @@ The licenses for these fonts can also be found in the `licenses` folder of this
I believe me distributing these fonts with this project is not a breach of contract, but I am also not a lawyer.
Note: These fonts have been slightly altered by me.
This is mostly done to add support for Heisig's primitives-system.
Otherwise, sometimes a Kanji might slightly differ from the original font to more accurately reflect how Heisig has the it written.
This is mostly removing a single '丶' somwhere or similar.
For example, Heisig does not seem to like to use '辶' and almost always uses '⻌'.
This is mostly done to add support for Heisig's primitives system.
Otherwise, sometimes, a Kanji might slightly differ from the original font to more accurately reflect how Heisig has it written.
This is mostly removing a single drop of water or similar.
For example, Heisig does not seem to like to use '辶' and almost always prefers '⻌'.
## License