##Introduction
This converter is based on python-myanmar by Thura Hlaing.
It can be used as a CLI tool and also be set as a keyboard shortcut key.
This converter contains two python scripts to convert unicode to zawgyi and zawgyi to unicode.
In addition, there are two Bash Scripts "noticonv" and "noticlip". "noticonv" is used for Pidgin to convert recent message of it into Unicode and "noticlip" will show the text in clipboard as notification after it's converted to unicode.
##Installation
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Download python-myanmar latest version and install first.
sudo dpkg -i python-myanmar_0.0.2-0_all.deb
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Download clip-text-convert zip file and extract it.
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Change into the extracted directory in Terminal.
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Run make command as root:
sudo make
##Usage
###Zawgyi to Unicode
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Copy the Zawgyi text.
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Run the command "conv2uni" in terminal or press the shortcut key that you assigned.
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Paste the text (Ctrl + V) in somewhere you want.
###Unicode to Zawgyi
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Copy the Unicode text.
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Run the command "conv2zg" in terminal or press the shortcut key that you assigned.
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Paste the text (Ctrl + V) in somewhere you want.
###Pidgin Message Notification
- When someone send a message in Zawgyi and you are using IM on Pidgin, The message will be shown in Unicode as notification by runing the command "noticonv" in terminal or pressing the shortcut key that you assigned.
###Clipboard Text Notification
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If you want to see the Zawgyi text in Unicode instantly, copy the Zawgyi text and run the command "noticlip" in terminal or pressing the shortcut key that you assigned.
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The text you copied will be converted into Unicode and shown as Notification.
###Shortcut Assignment in Ubuntu
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Go to All Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Custom Shortcuts.
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Click on "+" button to add new custom shortcut.
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Set as shown in Figure and assign the key you want.
##Uninstall
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Change into the clip-text-convert directory in Terminal.
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Run following command:
sudo make uninstall
##Demonstration on YouTube
##License
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Version 2, December 2004
Copyright (C) 2013 Naing Ye` Minn [email protected]
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