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Thanks, Harry!
I have fond memories of using CharGer in its early days while exploring CGs.
A modest suggestion:
If the code was installed at Github, it then becomes more widely visible and subject to updating through forks and pull requests.
I would volunteer to do that if desired.
Cheers
Jack
On Sat, Mar 23, 2024 at 10:10 AM Harry Delugach via CG <cg@lists.iccs-conference.org> wrote:
All,_______________________________________________
For many years, I have been associated with the CharGer software, a conceptual graph editor. I began this project in 1997, with the support and encouragement of the conceptual graph community who met annually at the Internaional Conference on Conceptual Structures (ICCS). Over the years a number of new features were added, which are documented in the CharGer Manual, which is distributed with the software.
Having recently received a couple of inquiries about the software, I thought I'd post its current address.
The software is not currently actively supported. Based on Java swing, it uses fairly old technology. There are probably better solutions at hand, but I've been given the idea that the old software is still useful, especially for preparing conceptual graphs for presentations.
I'll be happy to answer any questions about it.
Enjoy!
Harry Delugach
Harry S. Delugach, Ph.D.
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Computer Science Dept.OKT N-351University Of Alabama In Huntsville
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