I have not been following this discussion up until now. Typically the issue
with syllables is like that with word-sorting. With word sorting, no matter
what is in the second word, any difference in the first word swamps it.
Example:
ab xyz ghi
abc def ghi
In many cases, UCA does handle syllabic
Because I have not received a copy of the following via the Unicode List, I
have assumed the sender (who is probably well known to at least some as
editor of the SQL standard) may not currently be a member of the list. Since
he clearly intended this message to go to the list, and because it is
At 1:03 AM -0800 1/29/01, Brahim Mouhdi wrote:
Hello all,
I'm writing a C-program that is called Blacklist, It's purpose is to accept
a string (unicode) and extract words from it, then hash the found words
according to a hashing algorythm and see if the word is in blacklist
hashtable.
This is
Like Edward saud, Getting words from a string is nontrivial. You get similar
issues in Thai. Thai coes not have any space between words, but the script
is Indic based (phonetic). You have to continuously look up the speller and
even then it can't be correct for all cases. E.g.
Sunday or
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