Shrimple - Revision history

BTackt at 05:08, 21 January 2026

2026-01-21T05:08:55Z

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	== Editing the dictionary ==		== Editing the dictionary ==

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Grahp: Add link to plover-python-dictionary page

2025-06-01T16:44:13Z

Add link to plover-python-dictionary page

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	It is distributed in the form of a [[programmatic dictionary]] written in Python.		It is distributed in the form of a [[programmatic dictionary]] written in Python.

	You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the plover-python-dictionary [[Plugins\|plugin]] for it to work.		You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the [[plover-python-dictionary]] [[Plugins\|plugin]] for it to work.

	== Example ==		== Example ==

BTackt at 04:56, 28 May 2025

2025-05-28T04:56:10Z

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	'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Velotype\|Velotype]], but on the typical [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Stenotype (Ireland)\|Ireland]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.		'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Velotype\|Velotype]], but on the typical [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Stenotype (Ireland)\|Ireland]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.

			It is distributed in the form of a [[programmatic dictionary]] written in Python.

	You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the plover-python-dictionary [[Plugins\|plugin]] for it to work.		You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the plover-python-dictionary [[Plugins\|plugin]] for it to work.

BTackt at 22:19, 22 May 2025

2025-05-22T22:19:02Z

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	'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Velotype\|Velotype]], but on the typical [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Stenotype (Ireland)\|Ireland]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.		'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Velotype\|Velotype]], but on the typical [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Stenotype (Ireland)\|Ireland]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.

.kevinlel: fixing links

2024-06-20T12:30:51Z

fixing links

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	'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Velotype]], but on the typical [[~~WSI~~]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.		'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Velotype\|Velotype]], but on the typical [[Steno Layouts and Supported Languages#Stenotype (Ireland)\|Ireland]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.

	You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the plover-python-dictionary [[plugin]] for it to work.		You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the plover-python-dictionary [[Plugins\|plugin]] for it to work.

	== Example ==		== Example ==

.kevinlel: 🦐

2024-06-20T12:27:37Z

🦐

New page

'''Shrimple''' is a method of "multi-character [[fingerspelling]]" with the entire keyboard rather than just the left hand and vowels. It uses an orthographic theory similar to the [[Velotype]], but on the typical [[WSI]] stenography layout. Shrimple can be toggled on and off with strokes, or instead used with a dedicated key.

You can find its dictionary at https://github.com/StenoHarri/steno-Python-dictionaries/blob/main/Shrimple-theory.py. As it is a Python dictionary, you will need the plover-python-dictionary [[plugin]] for it to work.

== Example ==

h

=== With an entry stroke ===

=== With a dedicated key ===

== Editing the dictionary ==