On 10/02/2009 9:44 AM, John J. Boyer wrote:
Actually, according to Felix, it seems that in German, grade 0 is more similar to grade 1. So, computer braille and grade 0 are different in German, whereas in English, if I understand correctly, they are the same. This is perhaps another reason taht the extension may matter.It seems to me that file names like en-us-g2 are quite specific without the extension. I agree that there are three basic kinds of tables. comp8 or comp6 are the first kind. g1 are uncontracted tables.
Perhaps, although, as noted previously, the tables directory really does need to be cleaned up in some way. I just wish I knew where to start.Anyway, there are so many files with extensions that this discussion may be moot. It's the old compatibility trap.
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