Tenka Text
Hi, this is my first blog post. I have established this blog to keep people in the know about my personal open-source corpus analysis project Tenka Text . It is my, Cetin Sert's, open-source to Mike Scott's WordSmith Tools (4). As you can click the above link to read and get an introductory idea about what or what not my project is, I will allow myself to skip an introduction and tell only the most recent development news. Back to Basics Well... first of all, I have decided to refocus on the sub-gui parts of the code once again. I saw a need to rethink some of the basic design elements like the overall inheritance/relation model of the classes and structs in the Tenka.Text namespace. Before going back on to the GUI development, I want to simplify the word enumerators, do away with the bulky interfaces, learn more about the available inlining optimizations, move from public fields to public properties and minimize the public exposure of pointers. System.Reflection.Emit & Run