Gestures and Unicode Input
Alexander E Genaud
alex.list at genaud.org
Thu Mar 22 11:01:14 CET 2007
[Gestures and Unicode Input]
Gestures, in lieu of passwords, is a brilliant idea and I hope it can
be done. However, it sounds deterministically fuzzy/difficult. Even
Picaso did not sketch the exact thing twice. Other input methods such
as Shapewriting are also very promising. However, none seem to allow
large character ranges (Unicode).
Beyond passwords, if we (geeks) don't mind memorizing specific symbols
and character points, 32 or 64 symbols (UTF-5) could map 1-1 and onto
the entire 10FFFF Unicode set. A conceptual 3x3 grid, such as
suggested by Henryk Plötz, could grant about 50 unambiguous symbols.
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123
456
789
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1 stroke (8):
46 and 64 horizontal line
28 and 82 verticle line
19 and 91 backslash
37 and 73 forward slash
2 stroke (16):
971 and 179 capital L
713 and 317
139 and 931
397 and 793
183 and 381 capital V
349 and 943
927 and 729
761 and 167
3 stroke (16):
7193 and 3917 capital N
1739 and 9371
1379 and 9731 capital Z
3197 and 7913
3179 and 9713 capital C
9317 and 7139
1397 and 7931
1793 and 3971 capital U
4 stroke (8):
13971 and 17931 circle or box
39713 and 31791
97139 and 93179
71397 and 79317
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123
456
789
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