AnaGram project roadmap
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You are holding AnaGram 2.40, the first open source release. It is
somewhat preliminary in certain ways.

The plan is that there should be a release 2.50, a stable open source
version that can be widely used going forward. The following things
are intended to make it into release 2.50:

   - Cleanup of character set/character encoding handling, to allow
     proper Unicode handling with UTF-8 as well as with 32-bit wide
     characters. (And since certain legacy communities apparently
     insist on continuing to use UTF-16, and AnaGram's target audience
     has always included people needing to deal with legacy input,
     UTF-16 too.)

   - A full update of the manual.

   - Modernization of the examples, and perhaps some new examples.

   - Correction of any problems that show up with 2.40.


After 2.50 the next projected release will be 3.00, whose primary
feature will be a new user interface, based on a toolkit yet to be
determined (probably gtk3) and workable on Unix and ideally also on
Windows.

Other features will appear if ready; however, the primary target of
development effort should be the user interface.