Closed fontanon closed 3 years ago
The correct transliteration for es (3rd person singular simple present for ser verb) should be êh but it is transliterated to êh.
es
ser
êh
It is weird because the src/epa.ts::ENDING_RULES_EXCEPTION includes this transliteration exception correctly:
src/epa.ts::ENDING_RULES_EXCEPTION
export const ENDING_RULES_EXCEPTION = { [...] // Other exceptions monosyllables 'as': 'âh', 'clown': 'claun', 'crack': 'crâh', 'down': 'daun', 'es': 'êh', [...] }
I've found no reason why this exception rule is not applied :shrug:
Find below an interactive execution as an evidence over the typescript to javascript compilation.
$ node > const EPA = require('./src/index.js') > var epa = new EPA.default() > epa.transcript('Esto es así') 'Êtto ê açí'
Fixed with 1.1.8
$ node > const EPA = require('./andaluh/epa.js') > var epa = new EPA.EPA() > epa.transcript('Esto es así') 'Êtto êh açí'
The correct transliteration for
es
(3rd person singular simple present forser
verb) should beêh
but it is transliterated toêh
.It is weird because the
src/epa.ts::ENDING_RULES_EXCEPTION
includes this transliteration exception correctly:I've found no reason why this exception rule is not applied :shrug:
Find below an interactive execution as an evidence over the typescript to javascript compilation.