Hello.
I write a Key Frequency Diagram Generator (sorry my english) in Perl.
You can find it at my homepage.
For example the source code of Perl (3.8 Mb, written in C++ language):
(The result html is designed to Firefox)
Portable Keyboard Layout with Colemak support
http://pkl.sourceforge.net/
Cool graphic. Makes me think of a chocolate box, mmm. Then that made me think of Tom Hanks, but that's not your fault, heh. :)
Kudos!
Maybe you'd like to tell us what text(s) you used to calculate the frequencies, or if you didn't use texts, where you got them from (such as Wikipedia)? Disclaimer: I didn't look at your code.
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Maybe you'd like to tell us what text(s) you used to calculate the frequencies
As I wrote, I used the Perl Source Code. *.c, *.h
Portable Keyboard Layout with Colemak support
http://pkl.sourceforge.net/
Oh, my misunderstanding.
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