Hello,
In loads of european languages digit numbers are typed using the same
braille patterns letters such as a through j prefixed with a number sign.
When one of such letters from a through j is followed immediatelly after
a number some languages do have common prefix cancelling number sign.
Within the slovak grade 1 table I've posted several weeks ago to this
list I do have implemented it the same way other contributors have
implemented within the czech braille table.
Here is the way it's currently implemented.
#
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# Letter prefix in numbers
#
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class digitletter abcdefghij
context $d[]%digitletter @56
context $d"."[]%digitletter @56
context $d","[]%digitletter @56
This is only working when forward translating. When back translating
this appears to have no effect. Can you please give me a hint if I might
be able to do something similar when typing in numbers typing in letters
56 will cancel the numbers mode?
Greetings
Peter
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