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Many Japanese fonts have a special fixed-width variant of the standard ASCII latin characters that are half as wide as the font's standard fixed-width for Kanji/Kana characters. This allows you to vertically line up Latin and Japnaese text by simply using...
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You will probably need to use a Hangul font that specifically include half-width Latin glyphs like http above allow you to paste in a line of....
The Hangul glyphs don't even line up with each other, let alone interposed Latin and numbers.
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I need to have all 6 letter Latin words in a list.
I would also like to have words which follow the pattern Xyzzyx in a list.
I have used little Python.
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First and conjugates Latin words ....
For instance, your list probably contains only the nominative case of the nouns .
It as an exercise for the reader to create a latin word list and deal with the uppercase X in the second in Latin.
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Greetings,
I am developing GWT application where user can enter his details in Japanese. But the 'userid' and 'password' should only contain English characters(Latin Alphabet). How to validate Strings for this?
Started by umanga on
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So diacritical characters as well (ä, é, ò, and so on, those are per definition also Latin characters = Charset.forName("US-ASCII"); // or "ISO-....
Latin characters are covered by \w .
You can use String#matches() with a bit regex for this .
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Pig is a dataflow programming environment for processing very large files. Pig's language is called Pig Latin.
Does anyone know of a good reference manual for PigLatin ? I'm looking for something that includes all the syntax and commands descriptions ...
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It contains all Pig Latin commands with their syntax and examples..
The reference manual I work with is in the Wiki: Pig Latin Manual .
This is an answer, not a comment.
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I have a method which turns any Latin text (e.g. English, French, German, Polish) into its slug form,
e.g. "Alpha Bravo Charlie" => "alpha-bravo-charlie"
But it can't work for Cyrillic text (e.g. Russian), so what I'm wanting to do is transliterate...
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You can read more about it in Dejan Vesić's blog post
Why can't you just take a transliteration... .
Microsoft has a transliteration tool which includes a DLL you could hook into (you would need to check licensing restrictions if you're going to use it non-personally) .
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I understand the cultural diversity motivation behind this ICAN decision but how disruptive is the change going to be?
How many routers will choke on non latin characters in URLs?
And what about the millions of lines of business application code handling...
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Granted, they may need changes to allow non-Latin ....
And the millions of lines of business logic will still be able to handle Latin characters be filtering out non-Latin stuff (if it's not, they deserve everything they get).
Names.
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My girls have no Latin background. They are beginning 4th and 6th. The 4th grader is not a strong reader. Should they both begin First Form or begin with LC I? Or have 4th grader begin with LC and 6th grader begin First Form Latin?
Thank you!
Mollie
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So, we bought First Form and my the more rigorous text and not have as much ... .
Latin, because I was under the impression that they needed to know English grammar well before at how interested he was in learning with this basic Latin text.
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Hello,
Using Java: I am reading a directory containing files with Greek Names. But when i output a String containing a file name i get this ' .something'.
Is it because i am running the java app. through the console?
Is there a way to get non-latin file...
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For example, the following program is supposed to print out .
Console can't render non-Latin characters.
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Latin help 38 Latin stories chapters 34-37? Need help badly, if anyone could help me with any of these three stories it would be greatly appreciated (this is not homework it's just so I can better study). the stories are linked below.
chapter 34
http:...
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Hi
While exploring globalsight.com ,I came across the segmentation rules(link).It uses full stop(.) as a language delimiter. which segmentaion rules can we use for segment the non latin based Languages for which a dot(.) mean something other than a delimiter...
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Trados, the leading translation memory application, uses the following segmentation rules:
For Japanese and Chinese:
Full Stop: 。
Colons: ：:
Punctuation: ？！?! .
Not sure about the other two though.
Japanese uses kinsoku shori.
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