minor bugs.

[riggy2013]

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[riggy2013]

minor bugs, syntax error w/ new demo.py
consonantString => self.consonantString
consonants.add => consonants.append

[eroux]

thanks a lot!

[eroux]

the warning printed in the demo now contain some weird data, ex:

'line 1: "snga": Superscript "s" does not occur above combination "".

the final string of the warning shouldn't be empty (it should be "nga")... I'll try to take a look this week-end (if you don't have time before)

[riggy2013]

Elie, I am checking it too. The input is correct. snga 'phros or སྣྔྔ་འཕྲྲོས་ means temporarily. The error seems in check_strict. What do you want to get from check_strict? if t2 != None and self.isSuperscript(t) and self.superscript(t, t2): if self.check_strict: next = self.consonantString(tokens, i + 1) if not self.superscript(t, next): next = next.replace("+", "") warns.append("Superscript \"" + t + "\" does not occur above combination \"" + next + "\".") if I understand correctly, you want to add next consonant and try to check superscript like ""k+y","g+y","m+y","b+w","ts+w","g+w"". Two issues here: 1. if next consonantString is empty, you should ignore the check. This is what happening w/ "snag". 2. if there is indeed next consonantString, it seems you should append it to t2 and do check. Thanks, David Peng

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[eroux]

ok, I think I've fixed the problem... can you give it a try? BTW, thanks a lot for your help! People interested in Tibetan are rare, may I ask you on what kind of projects you will be using pyewts?