Andj C
@enablelanguages.bsky.social
Focusing on Python internationalisation; ICT language enablement for lesser used and minority languages; web internationalisation,internationalisation of bibliographic data, government web content in community languages.
If I use the Noto CJK fonts, the glyph variation appears to be Chinese (Simplified) vs Chinese (Traditional) vs Korean Hanja vs Japanese. I haven't tested Chữ Nôm yet, so not sure what the preferred glyph would be.
September 30, 2025 at 8:55 AM
If I use the Noto CJK fonts, the glyph variation appears to be Chinese (Simplified) vs Chinese (Traditional) vs Korean Hanja vs Japanese. I haven't tested Chữ Nôm yet, so not sure what the preferred glyph would be.
All the blank characters defined in Unicode are those in screenshot attached, so what your app is looking for isn't a 'blank' but something else, the question is what is that something else?
April 22, 2025 at 11:56 PM
All the blank characters defined in Unicode are those in screenshot attached, so what your app is looking for isn't a 'blank' but something else, the question is what is that something else?
Interestingly you only get that translation if you add full text. With only first paragraph it fails to translate
April 13, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Interestingly you only get that translation if you add full text. With only first paragraph it fails to translate
February 18, 2025 at 6:28 AM
not from my perpective
January 23, 2025 at 9:36 AM
not from my perpective
possibly a way to improve it is to normalise strings to NFD and then casefold, this would allow letters with a diacritic to be sorted directly after the base character, and use a tuple for the sort key to control whether lowercase letters should be sorted before or after the uppercase letter.
January 3, 2025 at 6:13 AM
possibly a way to improve it is to normalise strings to NFD and then casefold, this would allow letters with a diacritic to be sorted directly after the base character, and use a tuple for the sort key to control whether lowercase letters should be sorted before or after the uppercase letter.