Cuneiform Edit 4+

Name: Cuneiform Edit
Rating: 4.1 (25 reviews)
Author: Kazunari Hiyoshi

Text Editor & Keyboard

Kazunari Hiyoshi

Designed for iPad

- 4.1 • 25 Ratings

- Free

Description

This application is text editor with cuneiform keyboard for unicode text.
This text editor can edit sumerian language and akkadian language.
Text data can be saved in UTF-8 format.
This app is equipped with a mail transmission function.

This app includes a custom cuneiform keyboard.
In order to use custom keyboard, you need to manual setting in iOS “settings” screen.
if you don’t use the cuneiform Keyboard, you can use this application as normal text editor.

Procedures for using the custom keyboard

1 Please update to the latest version of iOS, if possible.If the version of the OS is old, might be custom keyboard can not be selected.

2. Return to home screen.

3. Open the Settings app.

4. Select General > Keyboard > Keyboards.

5. Touch “Add New Keyboard”.

6. Please check the item “CuneiformEdit” in “THIRD-PARTY KEYBOARDS” and select this.

7. Now you can use the cuneiform keyboard.

Changing the keyboard can be done by touching the globe key.

Sep 19, 2022

Version 1.43

Word data update.
Screen layout update.

4.1 out of 5

25 Ratings

It’s really good except...

I really like this app and that you can copy and paste the cuneiform into regular text documents and other things. The only problem I have had is with the “ng” character or the “g” with the squiggle which doesn’t see to bring up any cuneiform.

Very good!

Only comment is that sometimes you go to type something and it doesn’t show up, but usually it can be found under another name. For some nouns containing ĝ, you have to type a g or n or m instead... which is fine. Very few signs are actually missing-missing (however a noticeable one is 𒊊 Sumerian: piriĝ | Akkadian: Lāmu) but like I said, rare occurrence. No other comparable app, and considering the probably low demand, a very good one and an appreciated service.

Extremely Convenient

This is SUCH an improvement from wrestling with unicode, thank you very much to the developers for making this! My only hope is that eventually a version that works on macbooks comes out.

The developer, Kazunari Hiyoshi, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.