Dear Gora, I've gone through carefully letter by letter and checked the whole keyboard. By so doing, I've found a few more bugs. With a little luck, this will be all of them.
Final bugs: 1) "I" and "ee" should have the same effect of creating "ई " and ई -kaar, but now only "I" is doing it. "I" produces ई and, for example, गी in conjunct form. "ee" should be fixed to have the same effect. (now, "ee" incorrectly results in इइ . And when conjunct is attempted, it incorrectly results in गेइ .) 2) "Ru" and "RU" have the correct effect when used as conjuncts, but incorrect effect when used alone. When used as conjunct it is fine: ie "kRu" produces कृ "kRU" produces कॄ But when used alone it is incorect: "Ru" now incorrectly produces "Rउ" -> but it should produce "ऋ" "RU" now incorrectly produces "Rऊ" -> but it should produce "ॠ" 3) "G" and "gh" should both produce "घ ", but now only "G" does. Now, "gh" incorrectly produces "ग्ह". It should produce "घ ". 3a) As an addendum to clarify point (3) above, here is Baraha's own explanation of the difference between "h" and "~h" in Baraha: `ह' consonant can be written in two ways; 'h', '~h'. If you want to use a `ह' in conjuncts where the first consonant is 'k', 'g', 't', 'd', etc, you have to use '~h' instead of of 'h'. Example: bakkiMghAm = बक्किंघाम bakkiMg~hAm = बक्किंग्हाम 4) "&" now incorrectly produces "&" -> but it should produce "ऽ " 5) Half-candrabindu directly over a consonant This final point I did not instruct you on at the beginning, because at that time I had not understood how to manage it yet myself. But just now I have figured it out, so we can properly implement it here as well. Half-candribindu over the a-matra we already have: it is consonant + ~o for example "k~o" yields कॉ , "g~o" yields गॉ, "b~o" yields बॉ, "m~o" yields मॉ . This we already have proper. Now we have to add the command for putting the half-candrabindu directly over the consonant: That is done with "~e". for example "c~e" yields चॅ , "k~e" yields कॅ , "b~e" yields बॅ . As far as I know, these are all the corrections. If I find anything further, I will let you know but as of now, this is all. Many thanks for all your help. Regards, Swarup -- ubuntu-in mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-in
