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Numerous EWTS->Unicode and especially EWTS->TMW improvements.

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Fixed ordering of Unicode wowels.  [ku+A] gives the correct Unicode
now, e.g.

EWTS->TMW looks better for some wacky wowels like, I'm guessing here, [ku+A].

EWTS->TMW should now give errors any time the full input isn't used.
Previously, wacky wowels like [kai+-i] would lead to some droppage.

EWTS->TMW->Unicode testing is now in effect.  This found a ton of
EWTS->TMW bugs, most or all of which are fixed now.

TMW->Unicode is improved/fixed for {
\u5350,\u534D,\u0F88+k,\u0F88+kh,U }.  (Why U?  "\u0f75" is
discouraged in favor of "\u0f71\u0f74".)

NOTE: TMW_RTF_TO_THDL_WYLIETest is still disabled for the nightly
builds' sake, but I ran it in my sandbox and it passed.
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dchandler 2005-07-11 02:51:06 +00:00
parent 36122778b4
commit 6d419fe641
19 changed files with 1014 additions and 547 deletions
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source/org/thdl/tib/text/THDLWylieConstants.java
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@ -18,9 +18,80 @@ Contributor(s): ______________________________________.
package org.thdl.tib.text;
/** This is where basic, static knowledge of THDL's Extended Wylie is housed.
/** This is where basic, static knowledge of THDL's Extended Wylie is
* housed. <p>TODO(dchandler): tibwn.ini has all this, yes? So
* extend TibetanMachineWeb if necessary and use a bunch of HashMaps
* there! This is needless duplication.
* @see TibetanMachineWeb */
public interface THDLWylieConstants {
// TODO(DLC)[EWTS->Tibetan]: what about U+2638, mentioned in Section
// 9.11 "Tibetan" of the Unicode 4.0.1 standard? Why doesn't EWTS
// mention it? (Because TMW has no glyph for it, I bet.) Do we
// handle it well?
/** The EWTS standard mentions this character specifically. See
* http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/15/155.html to learn about
* its meaning as relates to Buddhism.
*/
public static final char SAUVASTIKA = '\u534d';
/** The EWTS standard mentions this character specifically. See
* http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/15/151.html to learn about
* its meaning as relates to Buddhism.
*/
public static final char SWASTIKA = '\u5350';
/** EWTS has some glyphs not specified by Unicode in the
* private-use area (PUA). EWTS puts them in the range [PUA_MIN,
* PUA_MAX]. (Note that \uf042 is the highest in use as of July
* 2, 2005.) */
public static final char PUA_MIN = '\uf021';
/** EWTS has some glyphs not specified by Unicode in the
* private-use area (PUA). EWTS puts them in the range [PUA_MIN,
* PUA_MAX]. (Note that \uf042 is the highest in use as of July
* 2, 2005.) */
public static final char PUA_MAX = '\uf0ff';
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F3E
*/
public static final String U0F3E = "}";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F3F
*/
public static final String U0F3F = "{";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F86
*/
public static final String U0F86 = "\\u0F86";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F87
*/
public static final String U0F87 = "\\u0F87";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0FC6
*/
public static final String U0FC6 = "\\u0FC6";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F18
*/
public static final String U0F18 = "\\u0F18";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F19
*/
public static final String U0F19 = "\\u0F19";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F84
*/
public static final String U0F84 = "?";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F7F
*/
public static final String U0F7F = "H";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F35
*/
public static final String U0F35 = "~X";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F37
*/
public static final String U0F37 = "X";
/**
* the Wylie for U+0F82
*/
@ -32,7 +103,7 @@ public interface THDLWylieConstants {
/**
* the Wylie for bindu/anusvara (U+0F7E)
*/
public static final char BINDU = 'M';
public static final String BINDU = "M";
/**
* the Wylie for tsheg
*/
@ -64,31 +135,51 @@ public interface THDLWylieConstants {
*/
public static final String WYLIE_TSA_PHRU = "^";
/**
* the Wylie for achung
* the Wylie for achung, \u0f60
*/
public static final char ACHUNG_character = '\'';
/**
* the Wylie for achung
* the Wylie for achung, \u0f60
*/
public static final String ACHUNG
= new String(new char[] { ACHUNG_character });
/**
* the Wylie for the 28th of the 30 consonants, sa:
* the Wylie for the 28th of the 30 consonants, sa, \u0f66:
*/
public static final String SA = "s";
/**
* the Wylie for the consonant ra:
* the Wylie for the consonant ra, \u0f62:
*/
public static final String RA = "r";
/**
* the Wylie for the 16th of the 30 consonants, ma:
* the Wylie for the 16th of the 30 consonants, ma, \u0f58:
*/
public static final String MA = "m";
/**
* the Wylie for the 4th of the 30 consonants, nga:
* the Wylie for \u0f56:
*/
public static final String BA = "b";
/**
* the Wylie for \u0f51:
*/
public static final String DA = "d";
/**
* the Wylie for \u0f42:
*/
public static final String GA = "g";
/**
* the Wylie for \u0f63:
*/
public static final String LA = "l";
/**
* the Wylie for the 4th of the 30 consonants, nga, \u0f44:
*/
public static final String NGA = "ng";
/**
* the Wylie for \u0f53:
*/
public static final String NA = "n";
/**
* the Wylie for achen
*/
public static final String ACHEN = "a";