I just spun up some JavaScript to generate an input form for the various forms
a verb may take. I'm not a linguist, so I really don't know if I'm doing the
correct thing with this. I used Gordon as a basis, and simply took all the
different variables such as tense, person, mood, voice, etc. and created a
table that I think covers just about all of the possible combinations. I
suspect some verbs were never used in all the forms the table suggests.

I also created a DTD for structuring this data in XML. My hope is that I can
take the input from the HTML from and store it in XML, or some kind of XML
database.

The reason I'm posting this to the list now is so I can get some opinions as
to whether I'm completely out in left field with this. What the first cut is
supposed to do is simply provide a means for the user to enter all the
various forms into the fields, and the n submit it to be stored in the
database. The form currently does nothing. hitting submit just reloads the
page at this point.

In the future, I may attempt to actually progam a conjugator so all the user
needs do is enter the infinitive and verify that there are no exceptional
forms of the verb.

Anyhow, for now, I just want to know if there is anything that I'm obviously
doing wrong. Thanks for any help. Here's the page:

http://www.speakeasy.org/~hattons/norse/grammar/verbform.html
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