Thank you for the great package. It works perfectly fine when dealing with the English language.
It would be great if you can take some time from your busy schedule to add support for this feature. Or you can point me to some direction so I can implement it myself and create a pull request.
When JSON contains the Khmer language it doesn't parse and format the string.
I looked into the code and found out that the package only deals with English Unicode only. It would be great if you can add the language support for Khmer as well so it parses and formats the Khmer language just like it does with English.
See the attached examples.
Example 1:
At the end inside verb it ends with double closing curly bracket } whereas there should be only one. Also when editing the closing curly bracket } after def key value, it can't be deleted.
Here is the JSON so you can test it.
{
"uid": "61ea4987851f4038c8fcfb26",
"hw": "put a stop to",
"syllable": [
{
"syl": "put a stop to"
}
],
"fl": "v.",
"verb": [
{
"def": "ដាក់ការបញ្ឈប់ទៅ។ "
}
],
}
Example 2:
In this example, there should be a closing square bracket and a closing curly bracket. But there is not and the editor is not throwing any error.
Here is the JSON so you can test it.
{
"uid": "61ea4987851f4038c8fcfb23",
"hw": "put a flea in one's ear",
"syllable": [
{
"syl": "put a flea in one's ear"
}
],
"fl": "v.",
"verb": [
{
"def": "ផ្លុំត្រចៀក; និយាយរញ៉ាំរញ៉ូវ; ទន្ទេញទន្ទូររឿយៗ។ "
}
],
}
Here is the Unicode specification for Khmer language
I want to support the Khmer characters listed in the table below
CHARACTER TO UNICODE, CONVERSIONS
I think you'll be mostly interested in Decimal values, as this is what you're using for english.
Thank you for the great package. It works perfectly fine when dealing with the English language.
It would be great if you can take some time from your busy schedule to add support for this feature. Or you can point me to some direction so I can implement it myself and create a pull request.
When JSON contains the Khmer language it doesn't parse and format the string. I looked into the code and found out that the package only deals with English Unicode only. It would be great if you can add the language support for Khmer as well so it parses and formats the Khmer language just like it does with English.
See the attached examples.
Example 1: At the end inside verb it ends with double closing curly bracket } whereas there should be only one. Also when editing the closing curly bracket } after def key value, it can't be deleted.
Here is the JSON so you can test it. { "uid": "61ea4987851f4038c8fcfb26", "hw": "put a stop to", "syllable": [ { "syl": "put a stop to" } ], "fl": "v.", "verb": [ { "def": "ដាក់ការបញ្ឈប់ទៅ។ " } ], }
Example 2: In this example, there should be a closing square bracket and a closing curly bracket. But there is not and the editor is not throwing any error.
Here is the JSON so you can test it. { "uid": "61ea4987851f4038c8fcfb23", "hw": "put a flea in one's ear", "syllable": [ { "syl": "put a flea in one's ear" } ], "fl": "v.", "verb": [ { "def": "ផ្លុំត្រចៀក; និយាយរញ៉ាំរញ៉ូវ; ទន្ទេញទន្ទូររឿយៗ។ " } ], }
Here is the Unicode specification for Khmer language
https://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1780.pdf
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I want to support the Khmer characters listed in the table below CHARACTER TO UNICODE, CONVERSIONS I think you'll be mostly interested in Decimal values, as this is what you're using for english.