Sorry not to be answering your question here, but to do with testing tables etc. Is there a way to know where a particular translation rule is being obeyed from? To solve this problem we have: We want the @ sign to be 2346 etc. we check the table we presume it should be in and it is defined as always @ 2346 so presumably something else is interceding. Is there a way without systematically going through the tables to find the command which is overriding this one?
Thanks Paul On 03/12/2012 4:21 PM, John J. Boyer wrote:
Now that the UEB tables are in the liblouis svn we can test both translation and back-translation. The best tool for this is lou_allround, which is available if you have built liblouis on Linux or Mac. It is completely interactive. After you give it a table name you can type r for run and then type in anything you want. It will show both the translation and back-translation and will even tell you if the back-translation matches the original by displaying the message "perfect roundtrip!" If there is sufficient demand this facility can be made available on Windows through a BrailleBlaster subcommand. John
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