Add kana writing activity about kakugo

[blastrock]

Thanks for the issue and the PR. The kakugo database doesn't contain the hiragana and katakana strokes yet, I will add them and complete the feature.

Thank you for your support!

[btp]

Aha, thanks for your response!

I've just had a look at the database structure. So, would you need to move the kana from data/Kanas.kt to the kanjis, kanjis_similars, and strokes tables in the database, with ids starting sequentially after 2792 (currently the last entry in thekanjis table) so as not to interfere with the existing kanji? I was expecting unicode codepoints somewhere, but maybe that would have complicated matters?

[blastrock]

IDs don't really mean anything actually, they are just there for lookup. I should probably use code points as you suggest, that was a bad design decision.

I have a script that rebuilds the database from the multiple dictionaries, I need to change it from there and put the kanas there too. I haven't opensourced it as it is very very ugly ^^

[btp]

I have a script that rebuilds the database from the multiple dictionaries, [...] I haven't opensourced it as it is very very ugly ^^

Ha! Fair enough. I thought I could do some of the tedium work for you, but it looks as if you've got it covered. Maybe I'll keep poking at it and see what I can come up with.

Cheers

[blastrock]

Released in 1.21.2

[btp]

Thank you for completing this!

It works wonderfully for the hiragana, but there's something wrong with the katakana writing test: the hints don't work, and correct strokes are never recognized.

[blastrock]

Yes, it should be fixed in 1.21.3.

[btp]

Aha, yes, it's fixed in 1.21.3. Apologies for the hasty comment. And thank you again for adding this feature! I really need practice on writing the katakana.