Well, I just converted from this format (oldkey): 大（タン）な、きも
To this one (newkey): 大胆な、胆
Using this simple script that worked on the exported csv: https://gist.github.com/ReneSac/90900f23a790262ecd61
I still have both formats. In the simplest form, I want a function to which I give the word (eg: 大胆な), and it gives me back a tuple with the ◯ form and the only furigana form. No need to colour it. Bonus points for disambiguating the reading based on the "oldkey" field.
And thanks for the stroke order font.
To this one (newkey): 大胆な、胆
Using this simple script that worked on the exported csv: https://gist.github.com/ReneSac/90900f23a790262ecd61
I still have both formats. In the simplest form, I want a function to which I give the word (eg: 大胆な), and it gives me back a tuple with the ◯ form and the only furigana form. No need to colour it. Bonus points for disambiguating the reading based on the "oldkey" field.
And thanks for the stroke order font.
Edited: 2015-08-30, 6:04 pm