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As part of my elaborate procrastination about learning morse code I've started writing my own tutor program for MacOS X. So far it sounds out the text you type in a field, displaying the character it just played after the audio.
It is available for your evaluation pleasure
here.
This is just the start, planned features are:
- Drill characters by playing and then displaying them.
- Test by playing and then having me type the letter.
- Give positive and negative feedback after typing the letter.
- Controls for speed and spacing.
I know almost nothing of Cocoa programming but I find it a very easy environment to work in. Can't wait for
WWDC.
2 comments:
Although a little offtopic: Thanks for submitting your link to the Ham Blogs Directory.
The link is now online.
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Christian, DL6KAC
Thanks Christian,
I can recommend his directory at http://ham-blogs.net/ to anyone.
marxy.
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