diff --git a/ChangeLog.md b/ChangeLog.md --- a/ChangeLog.md +++ b/ChangeLog.md @@ -53,3 +53,7 @@ ## 0.9.0.0 -- 2020-08-01 * Ninth version. Fixed issues with empty lists in the norms for some variants in DobutokO.Poetry.Norms module. Some documentation improvements. + +## 0.9.0.1 -- 2020-08-05 + +* Ninth version revised A. Some documentation improvements for README.md file. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,39 +1,41 @@ There are different languages. They have different structure and rules. -But there is a possibility to create and use (on the one of the existing -vastly used and well spreaded languages basis, in this work, the -Ukrainian one) the "phonetical" language more suitable for poetry and -music. Even there can be different variants of the -phonetical language. This work proposes to create at least two new -"phonetical" languages on the Ukrainian basis. +But there is a possibility to create and use (on the one of +the existing vastly used and well spread languages basis, in this work, +the Ukrainian one) the "phonetic" language more suitable +for poetry and music. Even there can be different variants of the phonetic +language. This work proposes to create at least two +new "phonetic" languages on the Ukrainian basis. Imagine, you can understand the information in the text no matter of -the words order and only with the most needed grammar preserved (for -example, the rule not to separate the preposition and the next word -is preserved). Understand just like you can read the text (after -some instruction and training might be) the text with the words where -only the first and the last letters are preserved on their places and -the rest are interchangeably mixed. So imagine, you can understand (and -express your thoughts, feeling, motives and so on) the message of the -text with no strict word order preserved. +the words order and only with the most needed grammar +preserved (for example, the rule not to separate the preposition and +the next word is preserved). Understand just like you can +read the text (after some instruction and training might be) the text +with the words where only the first and the last letters +are preserved on their places and the rest are interchangeably mixed. +So imagine, you can understand (and express your thoughts, +feeling, motives and so on) the message of the text with no strict +word order preserved. In such a case, you can rearrange words (preserving the most important -rules in this case to reduce or even completely eliminate ambiguity) so -that they can obtain more interesting phonetical sounding. You can try -to create poetic (at least somewhat rhythmic and expressive) text or -music. This can be an inspiring and developing exercise itself. But -how can you quickly find out which combinations are more or less suitable? -Besides, can the complexity of the algorithms be reduced? +rules in this case to reduce or even completely +eliminate ambiguity) so that they can obtain more interesting phonetic +sounding. You can try to create poetic (at least somewhat +rhythmic and expressive) text or music. This can be an inspiring and +developing exercise itself. But how can you quickly find out +which combinations are more or less suitable? Besides, can the complexity +of the algorithms be reduced? -These are some of the interesting questions. The work does not at the -moment answers them, but is experimental, still may be valueable. +These are some of the interesting questions. The work does not at +the moment answers them, but is experimental, still may be valuable. -Ukrainian is the language with no strict words order needed (though there -do exist some preferences in it) and have rather pleasant sounding. So it -can be a good example and instance. Besides for the author it is a native -language. +Ukrainian is the language with no strict words order needed (though +there do exist some preferences in it) and have rather +pleasant sounding. So it can be a good example and instance. Besides +for the author it is a native language. -Even if you would not like to create and use "phonetical" languages where -phonetics is of more importance than the grammar, then you can evaluate the -phonetical potential of the words used in the text in producing specially -sounding texts. This can also be helpful in poetry writing and other -probably related fields. +Even if you would not like to create and use "phonetic" languages +where phonetics is of more importance than the grammar, then you +can evaluate the phonetic potential of the words used in the text +in producing specially sounding texts. This can also be helpful +in poetry writing and other probably related fields diff --git a/dobutokO-poetry.cabal b/dobutokO-poetry.cabal --- a/dobutokO-poetry.cabal +++ b/dobutokO-poetry.cabal @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ -- documentation, see http://haskell.org/cabal/users-guide/ name: dobutokO-poetry -version: 0.9.0.0 +version: 0.9.0.1 synopsis: Helps to order the 7 or less Ukrainian words to obtain somewhat suitable for poetry or music text description: Helps to order the 7 or less Ukrainian words (or their concatenations) to obtain somewhat suitable for poetry or music text. Can be also used as a research instrument with generalized functions.