[kde-edu]: Split out "kvocabedit" from Kanagram?

[Gordon Schumacher]

I need to preface all this by saying that I'm a long-time KDE user and 
Qt developer, but am new to KDE development, so please bear with me :)

So, I'm home-schooling my eight-year-old son, and have been using 
KHangman and Kanagram to do spelling words with him (to great success - 
he's much more willing to do anything that's in the form of a game!)

I was considering the idea of splitting out the vocabulary editor into 
its own application.  First, it took me a fair bit of digging to figure 
out how to do the custom vocabs in the first place.  I found many 
tutorials on how to hand-write a kvtml file, but the format they 
indicated was wrong (perhaps they were for an older version?)  It then 
took me a fair bit to discover that the editor was actually part of 
Kanagram.

I was visualizing something vaguely similar to Qt Linguist, in that you 
could open one or more vocab files, select one or more languages for it, 
and then enter the words and clues.  Again similarly to Linguist, the 
ability to import "foreign" formats would be nice.  (IIRC KHangman can 
already do this, but Kanagram can't - and neither can then save back out 
as kvtml.)

Whether it gets split into its own application or not, it might be 
reasonable to offer the actual functionality as either a library or a 
custom widget; that way it could easily be used either way.

What do you think?