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e useful is
>>>>> for the search features > of front-end apps. > It could be important to
>>>>> know that the underlying module text is _not_ > *NFC*. > > That's not to
>>>>> lay down a requirement as to how search features should be > designed, >
be > designed, > but at least to provide the
>>>> information in case it does matter for some > types of search option. > >
>>>> Like other things in .conf files, a key can also be _educational_. > It
>>>> may prompt developers and users to ask, /*Why did
le text is _not_ > *NFC*. > > That's not to lay down a requirement as
>>>> to how search features should be > designed, > but at least to provide the
>>>> information in case it does matter for some > types of search option. > >
>>>> Lik
iblical Hebrew.
> /It applies only to texts with _both_ vowel accents and
cantillation./ > > Even though it's mentioned in our developers'
wiki, it's all too easily > missed by other CrossWire volunteers. > >
Best regards, > > David > > Sent with Prot
to ask, /*Why did they do this?*/ > > cf. It
>>> was _almost by accident_ that in 2014, I first came across this > aspect of
>>> using Unicode for Biblical Hebrew. > /It applies only to texts with _both_
>>> vowel accents and cantillation./ > > Even though it's me
to ask, /*Why did they do this?*/ > > cf. It
>>> was _almost by accident_ that in 2014, I first came across this > aspect of
>>> using Unicode for Biblical Hebrew. > /It applies only to texts with _both_
>>> vowel accents and cantillation./ > > Even though it's me
Hebrew. >
>> /It applies only to texts with _both_ vowel accents and cantillation./ > >
>> Even though it's mentioned in our developers' wiki, it's all too easily >
>> missed by other CrossWire volunteers. > > Best regards, > > David >
I should have explained that the "Action" is "Send non-matching text to
sub-filter".
Best regards,
David
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s to ask,
>> /*Why did they do this?*/ > > cf. It was _almost by accident_ that in 2014,
>> I first came across this > aspect of using Unicode for Biblical Hebrew. >
>> /It applies only to texts with _both_ vowel accents and cantillation./ > >
>> Even though it
is > aspect of using Unicode for Biblical Hebrew. > /It
> applies only to texts with _both_ vowel accents and cantillation./ > > Even
> though it's mentioned in our developers' wiki, it's all too easily > missed
> by other CrossWire volunteers. > > B
ily
missed by other CrossWire volunteers.
Best regards,
David
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ven though it's mentioned in our developers' wiki, it's all too easily
missed by other CrossWire volunteers.
Best regards,
David
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> Local Time: 6 January 2018 5:19 PM
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> From: greg.helli...@gmail.com
> To: David Haslam , SWORD Developers' Collaboration
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>
Why would the front end or engine need to know this information? Would it
help the front end developers or users to know it? What do we gain by
adding this? (I'm not implying it wouldn't be beneficial. But the only
thing I know about Unicode is how the different UTF encodings work, so I
have no ide
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