Mnemonic word program

[aanaddha]

I don't know if this is off-topic for this forum or not, but you guys
are real smart so I'm asking you. I hope this makes sense to someone.
I'm looking for a word-processing type program that would generate all
of the variables (including repetition) of a four to twelve word
phrase containing various mnemonic syllables that I could create.
(e.g.: "dhati", "ghena", "thuna", "dhete", "tete", etc. – hindustani
tabla bols –like the phrases the Zakir Hussain recites before or while
he's playing .)
I'm looking for a interactive word phrase generator, not a sound
sample player.
Thanks in advance for any and suggestions.

Bill

[Scott Dorsey]

In article >,
aanaddha > wrote:
>I don't know if this is off-topic for this forum or not, but you guys
>are real smart so I'm asking you. I hope this makes sense to someone.
>I'm looking for a word-processing type program that would generate all
>of the variables (including repetition) of a four to twelve word
>phrase containing various mnemonic syllables that I could create.
>(e.g.: "dhati", "ghena", "thuna", "dhete", "tete", etc. – hindustani
>tabla bols –like the phrases the Zakir Hussain recites before or while
>he's playing .)
>I'm looking for a interactive word phrase generator, not a sound
>sample player.


10 input "Number of words: ", num
20 for i = 1 to num : print "word ",i,":"; : input a$(i) : next i : print
30 rem Generate four-word phrases
30 for i = 1 to num
40 for j = 1 to num
50 for k = 1 to num
60 for l = 1 to num
70 print a$(i), " ", a$(j), " ", a$(k), " ", a$(l)
80 next l
90 next k
100 next j
110 next i

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[aanaddha]

(Scott Dorsey) wrote in message >...
> In article >,
> aanaddha > wrote:
> >I don't know if this is off-topic for this forum or not, but you guys
> >are real smart so I'm asking you. I hope this makes sense to someone.
> >I'm looking for a word-processing type program that would generate all
> >of the variables (including repetition) of a four to twelve word
> >phrase containing various mnemonic syllables that I could create.
> >(e.g.: "dhati", "ghena", "thuna", "dhete", "tete", etc. ? hindustani
> >tabla bols ?like the phrases the Zakir Hussain recites before or while
> >he's playing .)
> >I'm looking for a interactive word phrase generator, not a sound
> >sample player.
>
>
> 10 input "Number of words: ", num
> 20 for i = 1 to num : print "word ",i,":"; : input a$(i) : next i : print
> 30 rem Generate four-word phrases
> 30 for i = 1 to num
> 40 for j = 1 to num
> 50 for k = 1 to num
> 60 for l = 1 to num
> 70 print a$(i), " ", a$(j), " ", a$(k), " ", a$(l)
> 80 next l
> 90 next k
> 100 next j
> 110 next i

Gee, thanks for the the answer Scott! ...ummm, I know I asked for it
and I got exactly what I 'asked' for, ... but I don't really know how
to program in dos. Is it hard to learn? Do you think there might be a
windows-friendly version of a similiar program?

Bill

[Luke Kaven]

(aanaddha) wrote:
[...]
> Do you think there might be a
>windows-friendly version of a similiar program?
>
>Bill

Google up "anagram generator" and try some of those options. Here's
one on the web.

http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/

Luke

[Ricky W. Hunt]

"aanaddha" > wrote in message
m...
> (Scott Dorsey) wrote in message
>...
>
> Gee, thanks for the the answer Scott! ...ummm, I know I asked for it
> and I got exactly what I 'asked' for, ... but I don't really know how
> to program in dos. Is it hard to learn? Do you think there might be a
> windows-friendly version of a similiar program?
>

It's actually BASIC. All you do is start BASIC, enter what he type, and then
RUN.

[Luke Kaven]

Hmmm. On second thought, maybe I misunderstood the request.


Luke Kaven > wrote:
(aanaddha) wrote:
>[...]
>> Do you think there might be a
>>windows-friendly version of a similiar program?
>>
>>Bill
>
>Google up "anagram generator" and try some of those options. Here's
>one on the web.
>
>http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/
>
>Luke

[Scott Dorsey]

aanaddha > wrote:
>
>Gee, thanks for the the answer Scott! ...ummm, I know I asked for it
>and I got exactly what I 'asked' for, ... but I don't really know how
>to program in dos. Is it hard to learn? Do you think there might be a
>windows-friendly version of a similiar program?

That thing will run on anything with a BASIC interpreter... isn't there
some GWBASIC thing for Windows?
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Mike Rivers]

In article > writes:

> That thing will run on anything with a BASIC interpreter... isn't there
> some GWBASIC thing for Windows?

I don't think the latest versions of Windows come with BASIC any more.

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[S O'Neill]

15 dim A$(num)

if there are more than 10 words, you need this. If an array is
automatically dimensioned by its first reference, it defaults to 10
elements.


Scott Dorsey wrote:
> In article >,
> aanaddha > wrote:
>
>>I don't know if this is off-topic for this forum or not, but you guys
>>are real smart so I'm asking you. I hope this makes sense to someone.
>>I'm looking for a word-processing type program that would generate all
>>of the variables (including repetition) of a four to twelve word
>>phrase containing various mnemonic syllables that I could create.
>>(e.g.: "dhati", "ghena", "thuna", "dhete", "tete", etc. – hindustani
>>tabla bols –like the phrases the Zakir Hussain recites before or while
>>he's playing .)
>>I'm looking for a interactive word phrase generator, not a sound
>>sample player.
>
>
>
> 10 input "Number of words: ", num
> 20 for i = 1 to num : print "word ",i,":"; : input a$(i) : next i : print
> 30 rem Generate four-word phrases
> 30 for i = 1 to num
> 40 for j = 1 to num
> 50 for k = 1 to num
> 60 for l = 1 to num
> 70 print a$(i), " ", a$(j), " ", a$(k), " ", a$(l)
> 80 next l
> 90 next k
> 100 next j
> 110 next i
>