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Support Norwegian braille code #41

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bertfrees opened this issue Apr 8, 2015 · 3 comments
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Support Norwegian braille code #41

bertfrees opened this issue Apr 8, 2015 · 3 comments
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To do:

  • Integrate Norwegian liblouis tables
  • Higher level translator component

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We need a translator component that uses the Norwegian liblouis table and that handles text-level semantics the way it is currently implemented in https://github.com/snaekobbi/functional-testing/blob/2ed459ab17986646228defc43474cbd7f3e766e7/src/test/38/translate-no.xsl (for HTML input). We could build a generic component for this but I expect that at some point more specific processing will be required, and then it'll be convenient if every agency already has its own component.

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@usama49 When you have managed to build pipeline-mod-nlb, maybe you could have a look at the custom translator (block-translate.xsl) and accompanying test (test_translator.xprocspec), and see if it behaves the way you want, possibly by adding more tests.

Another thing to start with could be an NLB-specific CSS file (or files). A good starting point I think would be the style sheets that are used in examples in requirements v1.0 provided by NLB (see for example http://dev.pef-format.org/dp2/v1.0/test/hyphenation/test-no.xprocspec.xhtml#41.1)

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