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Scansion Symobols [Metrum, a: {Ç} {Ç} b. c. d: {Ç}] #29

Open gasyoun opened 5 years ago

gasyoun commented 5 years ago
Metrum, a: {Ç} {Ç} b. c. d: {Ç} 

https://www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/scans/awork/apidev/servepdf.php?dict=pwg&page=5-0101 in buddhi

{Ç} is to be replaced with symbols. After reading http://unicode.org/L2/L2011/11210-metrical-symbols.pdf I understand that to make it look 1 to 1 is impossible. I can go through all instances of {Ç} if we decide what to replace it with.

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It's fine in another entry:

15) N. eines Metrums, = cakrapāta (4 Mal ¯ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ˘ ¯) Colebr. Misc. Ess. II, 161   (IX, 17).  
Andhrabharati commented 3 years ago

I am doing this now (half way through), and will be posting by tomorrow.

You will be surprised to see the characters I used, which are very close to the print (to look 1 to 1), @gasyoun. [I just went beyond boundaries to get them!]

The Breve and Macron that @funderburkjim proposed elsewhere (in AP90) are the traditional approach. Breve and Macron do not have the same width and do not fit to be side-by-side aesthetically. Also they look hanging in the sky, instead of sitting in the middle along with other letters (words) within the line x-height.

And this issue can be closed by tomorrow.

Andhrabharati commented 3 years ago

Here is a screenshot of a portion of the work. image

Seen that there are two types of these Ç cases-

  1. resp. characters unfilled, the position being indicated by Ç
  2. resp. characters filled up, but Ç retained

On the whole, there are just 126 such lines (occurring in 111 L-entries and in 89 pages) in the full pwg.txt file. ---------------------- At <L>13998<pc>1-1134<k1>OpacCandasika<k2>OpacCandasika, these characters were filled up with other characters (1) minus or m-dash in place of macron, (2) small o in place of breve.

?(2 Mal 16 + 18 Moren; Ausgang -o- und o—)

These are to be appropriately corrected as done in Ç lines.

And finally, if the above characters I suggested are agreed upon by others, all places having the breve and macron for the guru and laghu characters could also be similarly changed.

Andhrabharati commented 3 years ago

I have filled up all the Ç lines yesterday itself (a portion which was pasted in my prev. message); but then I happened to notice many of them already been done by some one over 6 years back and the files are lying in the CORRECTIONS\dictionaries\PWG\missing folder, waiting for further action.

Guess @gasyoun isn't aware of this earlier work, as he had proposed (by raising this issue) to do it 2 years back.

But whatever is it, I am happy that I had found 2 good-looking characters to be used in the prosodial texts.

gasyoun commented 3 years ago

And finally, if the above characters I suggested are agreed upon by others

Have nothing against them.

isn't aware of this earlier work, as he had proposed (by raising this issue) to do it 2 years back

Was not aware. Was @funderburkjim aware?

Andhrabharati commented 2 years ago

@funderburkjim,

it's over a year now. would you like to look at this small piece of work, so that it can be closed in no time? [I can pass on the info, with my filling (and corrections).]