MeterReader.jl

A Julia library and Pluto notebooks for working with Ancient Greek Dactylic Hexameter, using the CITE Architecture to maintain alignment between analysis and the original text.

Very much a work-in-progress.

Task	Status
Tokenize a line	tested
Categorize each token	tested
Index and categorize each character	tested
Expand "double" consonants	tested
Align characters to tokens	tested
Synaphoreia of tokens in poetic line	tested
Basic poetic syllabification	tested
Quantification of syllables	tested
Identification of edge cases	in progress
Parsing	in progress
Evaulation of candidates	in progress
Serialization of parsed poetic lines	partially tested
Examples of use	TBD

The Pluto Tutorial Notebook

Run the Pluto notebook like this:

• In a terminal, navigate to the MeterReader.jl directory.
• At the terminal prompt ($ or whatever it is), julia to start Julia.
• (You can also double-click the Julia icon, if you have installed Julia that way.)
• At the julia> prompt, hit ] to enter package-mode: pkg>
• pkg> activate .
• Hit backspace to exit package-mode and return to julia>
• julia> Using Pluto
• julia> Pluto.run()
• Your browser should open. In the "Open a notebook" dialog, navigate to notebooks/Tutorial.jl. Open it.
• Click "Run notebook code" in the upper-right.
• The notebook should load and run, and you can take it from there.