[CW] cwpt2 tool final enhancements

[Bill Lanahan]

for cwpt2 (c.w. practice text) at qsl.net/wa2nfn

Text below is from the "read-me"

Since mid-Fall 2019:
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 -EB_SF, -EF_FS See example: 22, 23 these are for the slow/fast cycling
practice. See example 22, 23.

 -MMR mixedMode random. mixedMode intersperses a code group with plain
text, this option makes that
  random instead of fixed.

 -header See example 20.



Since Jan 2020:
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1.2.3 2/26/2020

-reverse, reverses the spelling of words read from -in fileName.
 Why? You get the same letter frequency of input words, but certainly not
 much chance of anticipating text. If you use with -NR (non-random) the
words stay in the order read.
 See example 24.

 -EB_EFFECTIVE, -EB_EFFECTIVE_RAMP, -EB_SF, -EF_FS. See example: 22, 23 ,25
  these are effective speed a.k.a. Farnsworth features.

 -DR makes the appearance of delimiters controlled by -DM (delimiter
multiples) random.

 -EB_HELP, prints some option compatibility information for ebook options

 -lesson, takes the Koch lesson number or  learned character count  and
populates two options cglist (for code groups) and inlist
  (for parsing word files) without the need to type in the character lists.
The default order is drom LCWO, but
  the tutor option below gives other choices. Example 26

 -tutor, ONLY if you use -lessons AND you don't use LCWO as your tutor e.g.
MorseElmer, JustLearnMorseCode, or G4FON, this option sets the order
 and specific  characters to be appropriate to the lesson numbers. Example
26

 - The options file now supports end-of-line comments: min=3 # bypass many
prepositions.

 - A Raspberry Pi executable was added to the website.

 - See example 25 for a use of 80% of the options working together.

I don't have any more intended features.

73 WA2NFN
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