New Feature: open glyph list in external text editor (TSV format)#34
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Another thing worth mentioning: with an external text editor, emojis and other symbols can now be "natively supported," especially when some of the symbols can't be input into WinForms textboxes. |
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I added a simple feature: opening the loaded glyph list in an external text editor. With the external text editor, users can freely modify the glyph list with automation tools (e.g., OCR text recognition), as well as copy & paste from other glyph lists.
The text file format is TSV, which is a commonly used format in several Persona mod tools.
Inspired by: #32 (comment)