Images that can be glued directly to txt: text designed for Mac

ASCII art-The word may be unfamiliar to young people online today. But when it comes to words and expressions, most people know it.

づ￣3￣) づ@@facesymbol@@ This kind of textual expression actually belongs to the ASCII art, a kind of art form which relies on the computer character (ASCII code) to express the picture, namely the text image, the character picture.

In the early network environment, because of transmission speed, storage restrictions, and so on, the cost of sharing the picture is too high compared to the text, so someone else, relying on a wealth of imagination to use words to simulate, express images. This kind of text image has a strange sense of eruption because of the special drawing technique. Plus, text images are not limited to devices and software, so they can be quickly and easily shared online.

And in the speed of flying today, someone will be full of retro feelings into the ASCII Arts. A text image editor for Mac degree design Monodraw is about to be born.

Monodraw is a text image editor, the user can use the mouse, hand-painted pen and other tools in the software of the grid drawing, using powerful editing tools to quickly generate a satisfactory text image. Because it is a text image, it can be copied to the TXT editor, email, etc. in an environment that cannot be inserted directly into the picture. Even in some terminals that cannot display pictures, such as typewriters, typewriters and other devices, the text images made by Monodraw can be displayed and applied in theory.

Monodraw the idea of the birth of the team members in writing code found that if the code can be embedded in some of the mind map and other images, the speed of learning this code for other people will be greatly accelerated. After all, the expression of the picture is much richer and more intuitive than the text. So they started this interesting project, creating text-based editors that let users quickly and easily create art diagrams, layouts, and flowcharts to visually represent algorithms, data structures, binary formats, and more.

At present, Monodraw is expected to release the beta test version in free and first-come-first-served mode, and interested students can pay attention to their website.