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exSCA 2.1.2 has been released. You can download it here . It has a few bugfixes, an improved user interface and a few additions to the reversal capabilities. IMPORTANT: This release uses a new installer, so please uninstall any old versions (exSCA 2.1.0 and less) before you install this one. Future...

Any plans for a Mac version? Unfortunately no, unless someone builds it on a Mac. I'd like to see that happen, though. I might try to build it. What language/libraries/etc. have you used? I used C++ and Qt 4.7. It might be worth waiting for a few more days until you build it, though, as I am intend...

gestaltist wrote:Any plans for a Mac version?

Unfortunately no, unless someone builds it on a Mac. I'd like to see that happen, though.

I built a Linux version (with some modifications to the source). Make sure Qt5 is installed. I'd like to see a command-line mode, though. Thank you! Can I include this in the releases? Also, how did you install Qt5 on Linux? I tried and I can't figure it out. Edit: About the command-line mode: I've...

Future directions The two features I'm thinking about for the exSCA are a) implementing a way to do analogy and b) making a way to reverse sound changes (like the  RSCA ). I've released a new version,  exSCA 2.1.0 . It contains mostly bugfixes, like the previous few versions, but I've also added a ...

I have now released Version 2.0.3 of exSCA. I've rewritten it from scratch using C++ and Qt, because: I wanted to make it cross platform, and The original code, I discovered, is just about unmaintainable. You can get an installer for Windows here . Note: I will use the terminology 'target', 'replace...

Speaking of IPA, does anyone know of a better version of the English-International keyboard? One that has all the Latin letter variants? I'm not satisfied with just á à ä â ã å æ, I'd like to see ă ā ą as well if there is enough room? Also for consonants. I'm tired of having like 10 different keybo...

Aili Melani and Serafín, I've added a licence (MIT) so now you should be able to download the program. Richard W, I'm not quite sure what you're talking about. I assume that by optional rules you mean rules that are only applied sometimes? This is the sort of scenario I added the Python integration ...

I, too, have made a sound change applier - you can find it here. It uses the same syntax as zompist's sound change applier, but supports many advanced features such as syllabification, automatic declination/conjugation and implementing your own sound changes in Python.

EDIT: The link given is outdated; you can get the latest version from here First of all, I know that there are many, many sound changers online already. The goal of this project is not to make the best sound change applier, but to make a sound change supplier that supports lots of features and is a...