Hey hey,
I'm sorry, since this doesn't strictly belong here, but I didn't know where
else to turn.
I have a .brf (Braille ready file) containing musical notes. Choosing the brf
text table with BRLTTY gives a good/proper representation. But mostly I need
to work with my own text table, namely de (German).
Using either brltty or the liblouis tool - or any other open source tool - is
there a ready-made tool to convert such files into either the unicode braille
pattern characters or mapping the characters from the file to proper
representations in German?
One example: a comma (,) in a .brf file is used to represent a capitalisation.
In US printed braille this is dot 6, in German it would be dots 4 and 6. So it
could be converted to the braille patterns of either or mapped to the German
braille table an apostrophe ('), which is dot 6 or a dollar sign ($), which is
dots 4 and 6.
Any help is appreciated. I know, I could write a Python program performing
this with relative ease, but I'd rather check for an existing solution first.
:)
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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