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Use liblouis 3.0.0 (incl. its nl-NL table) #50
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pipeline-mod-braille 1.9.15 uses liblouis 3.0.0-alpha, but not the new tables yet. So two things need to happen:
Is your table in mod-dedicon identical to the one in liblouis? |
No, it is a backport to 2.6.5 and therefore avoids using some opcodes. I'm assuming @egli has to publish the final 3.0.0 and then it can be included in pipeline-mod-braille. I think we can wait for that to happen. Presumably this also means moving the nl-NL table from mod-dedicon to the tables module. |
Ah yes. But the current table can safely be replaced by the new one in Liblouis 3.0.0? Christian has already made the final 3.0.0 AFAIK. We don't need to move anything to the tables module. We just update the liblouis-tables module to 3.0.0, and then remove the table from mod-dedicon and point to the new one from liblouis-tables instead. |
Yes. All we keep in mod-dedicon is the undefined character one-liner I think.
But not anything with liblouis-nar if I read your earlier comment correctly. |
I need to do that anyway because of the Mac binaries, Christian can't build those on his machine. |
@egli It seems that if you do a fresh checkout of liblouis v3.0.0, |
Or just add a |
Currently stuck on liblouis/liblouis-java@5542a87. |
Don't know if I ever removed the |
@bertfrees Any hints?
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