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Filename | Size | Changed |
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_link | 0000000121 121 Bytes | |
liblouis-3.23.0.tar.gz | 0016738612 16 MB | |
liblouis.changes | 0000045657 44.6 KB | |
liblouis.spec | 0000005728 5.59 KB |
Revision 8 (latest revision is 12)
Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller)
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(revision 8)
- update to 3.23.0: - Fix a problem in the parsing of faulty unbalanced context expressions. Thanks to Samuel Thibault. - Fix a buffer overflow problem when ~output.length~ is larger than ~input.length~. Thanks to Samuel Thibault. - Fix an endless loop in the handling of computer braille. Thanks to Bert Frees. ** Braille table improvements - Remove computer braille from Japanese Kantenji as it is not part of the standard. Thanks to Kensaku Yoza. - Bring Swedish tables up to date with the latest standard published by Punktskriftsnämnden (the Swedish Braille Authority) in 2009. The table for uncontracted braille was replaced and new tables for (partially and fully) contracted braille have been added. Thanks to David Renström from Insyn Scandinavia AB. - Improvements to Hungarian (added more exceptions) and migration to the ~nonumsign~ opcode thanks to Attila Hammer. - Fixed a bug in the Ukrainian table that led to wrong translation of some uppercase letters. Thanks to Andrey Yakuboy and Bert Frees. - Augment the UEB grade 2 tables to resolve an ambiguity between lower groupsigns and punctuation at the beginning of words by placing a letter sign at the front of punctuation. This resolves an ambiguity between, for example, "discount" and ".count". Thanks to Krzysztof Drewniak. - Add a new table for /Chinese Common Braille Scheme/ which is a type of braille used for spelling Mandarin Chinese. It is a variant of the /Chinese Current Braille System/ but has more perfect marking rules and produces less ambiguity than the latter. For more information see the comments in ~zhcn-cbs.ctb~. Thanks to Cary-Rowen and Frank. - Updates to the Chinese bopomofo braille table thanks to Bo-Cheng
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