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== Homework 4 - Geks Logogram Writing System ==

This font is called 'Geks' and is a primative writing system was inspired by [http://www.omniglot.com/writing/mayan.htm Mayan logograms]. There are two processing files. The first simply displays a list of the logograms loaded from SVGs with their meanings or context in which the logograms can be used. The second is a mash-up between the RiTa haiku generator and the Geks.

This font is called 'Geks' and is a primative writing system was inspired by [http://www.omniglot.com/writing/mayan.htm Mayan logograms]. There are two processing files. The first simply displays a list of the logograms loaded from SVGs with their meanings or context in which the logograms can be used. The second is a mash-up between the RiTa haiku generator and the Geks writing system.

I chose to use SVGs as I did not have time to hand-code all of the necessary shapes for the logograms.

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 == Homework 4 - Geks Logogram Writing System ==
-This font is called 'Geks' and is a primative writing system was inspired by [http://www.omniglot.com/writing/mayan.htm Mayan logograms]. There are two processing files. The first simply displays a list of the logograms loaded from SVGs with their meanings or context in which the logograms can be used. The second is a mash-up between the RiTa haiku generator and the Geks.
+This font is called 'Geks' and is a primative writing system was inspired by [http://www.omniglot.com/writing/mayan.htm Mayan logograms]. There are two processing files. The first simply displays a list of the logograms loaded from SVGs with their meanings or context in which the logograms can be used. The second is a mash-up between the RiTa haiku generator and the Geks writing system.
 I chose to use SVGs as I did not have time to hand-code all of the necessary shapes for the logograms.