Re: ASCIIifying

On Mon, 5 May 2003 23:37:47 -0700 Joe Fatula <fatula3@...>
writes:
> Hmm... other than the |ae| problem (as you foresaw), this works
> rather well.
> And I can type in acute-accented letters directly, so Razdiat
> (a-acute-underdot) could be |.á|.
>
> In the same way, I could write æ (145) for the a-e, and Æ (146) for
> the
> majuscule, but I don't think o-e is standard ASCII.  If I'm
> mistaken, then
> this should be an easy problem to solve.  A-ring is å (134) and Å
> (143).
i assumed you meant 7-bit ascii (characters 0-127), as 8-bit ascii is
becoming quite rare (latin-1 is used instead)
in latin-1:
æ = 230
Æ = 198
œ = 156
Π= 140
å = 229
Å = 197

> This language doesn't use |c| in its transcription, which leads me
> to think
> that perhaps |ce| would be good for the o-e ligature, as it looks
> somewhat
> like it already.  Cf. ce, CE and o, O.
>
> azn.ath /aznaxT/ - language, voice
> efrån /ef4On/ - to make something
> estcér /est24/ - other, different
> melces /mel2s/ - manner, nature
> th.un /TuGn/ - part, piece
>
> How does that look?
are you using æ' for æ-acute and å' for å-acute (none of those words
contain either)? if so, you may want to use a', e', i', o', and u' for
uniformity.

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