Concordanator
A Java based applicaton/library for creating concordances of texts and searching said concordances.
What is a concordance might, you ask?
A concordance is a list of words appearing in a work, with line numbers for each occurrence. That's basically it.
Why is this useful?
Ask me that question again later and I might have a good answer for you.
Team Members:
Tony Ratlif
Cory Sebastain Sabol
Seth Askew
This project is built using java 1.8 however it should
be backwards compatible.
Using with netbeans:
- Open NetBeans and create a new project from existing sources.
- Follow the prompts, selecting the src folder for sources and the test folder for tests.
- Let NB do it's thing.
- You should now be able to run and compile the code from inside NB.
Building and running on Linux, like a real man/woman >:^)
cd
into the root dir of the project.
- execute
./build.sh
- Once that's done execute
./run.sh
- If none of this works, then open up an issue and report that jazz.
- Enjoy your concordances.
Things that don't work
- Searching for phrases (we just kinda forgot about it)
- Probably some other things, further testing is needed
General Todo:
- Document all the things.
- Write windows compilation instructions.
- Come up with more todos.
If you have questions, shoot them at:
- Cory Sabol - cssabol@uncg.edu
- Tony Ratliff - arratlif@uncg.edu
- Seth Askew - tsaskew@uncg.edu