Maybe. In the UK table, italsign is not defined. But begital and endital are defined, so I would expect it to work anyway.
I've experimented with the begital and endital functions before, and I thought they were at least a bit tricky.
For example, when using the US table: italsign = . begital = .' endital = .- normal<i>italic</i> ... is translated correctly to: NORMAL.'ITALIC.- ... but <i>italic</i>normal ... is translated incorrectly to: .ITALICNORMAL Regards, Bert On 25/01/2011 16:50, John J. Boyer wrote:
This is probably a problem with the British table. I haven't noticed anything like that with the US table. John On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 02:33:01PM +0100, Bert Frees wrote:This issue was raised on the odt2braille forum: Where a paragraph starts with Italic the starting Italic sign is missing e.g. /Violet Shnudi/ was born ,VIOLET ,%NUDI.' 0 BORN Is this is a bug in liblouis? Bert
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