I want to replace aeiou with bfjpv in user inputted string. Here is the code which is not working :- print \"Enter any String :\";
Is there some way to get transliteration to work in Emacs, sort of like it does in Gmail now? I am particularly interested in getting it to work in Cyrillic.
I am not yet so good with reading Amharic (Geez / Ethiopic) letters. If I have a text in Ge\'ez (Ethiopia) letters ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ge%27ez_language ) I want to transliterate them to AS
EDIT: tr/// does not support variable interpolation, so I went with s/\\Q$_\\E//g; instead Or, more likely, I\'m not doing something right...
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I\'ve used \"Google AJAX Transliteration API\" and it\'s going well with me. http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlanguage/documentation/referenceTransliteration.html
If your native language is not EN_US or youknow any other spoken language just fine you can easily contribute!)
:) I am trying to go about the process of reversing transliteration of an input file(currently in english) back to its original form(in hindi)
I am going about transliteration from one source language(input file) to a target language(target file) so I am checking for equivalent mappings in a dictionary in my source code, certain characters i
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