Hi Michel,
Like you, I can't say what has happened, but does dot 6 have any other function
than being numsign? Especially, could the combination 6-16 have any other
meaning than 1?
Perhaps, something strange happens during back-translation if digits and
litdigits are not the same?
In cases like this one, I find the lou_trace program a tremendous help in
debugging the problem, especially now that it also supports back-translation.
Good luck and happy hacking
Bue
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Emne: [liblouis-liblouisxml] Backtranslation: problem with numbers
Hi all,
I am working on the french grade2 table (fr-bfu-g2.ctb)
to improve backtranslation so that NVDA user can enter grade2 text.
I encounter a problem with numbers.
In french, the num indicator is dot 6.
The litdigit numbers are those defined in litdigits6DotsPlusDot6.uti.
When I enter a single number, let's say 1 (6 16), it works fine.
When, for example I try to enter 12 (6 16 126), the backtranslator seems to
forget the num indicator and the 2 numeric characters are converted to their
equivalent abbreviation values.
I've tried several work arounds with no succes, now, I have nomre idea.
Could anyone give me some ideas to solve this?
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