Module:lep-translit

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This module will transliterate Lepcha language text. The module should preferably not be called directly from templates or other modules. To use it from a template, use {{xlit}}. Within a module, use Module:languages#Language:transliterate.

For testcases, see Module:lep-translit/testcases.

Functions

tr(text, lang, sc)
Transliterates a given piece of text written in the script specified by the code sc, and language specified by the code lang.
When the transliteration fails, returns nil.

local export = {}

local conv = {
	 = "",
	 = "k", --U+1C00
	 = "kl", --U+1C01
	 = "kh", --U+1C02
	 = "g", --U+1C03
	 = "gl", --U+1C04
	 = "ng", --U+1C05
	 = "c", --U+1C06
	 = "ch", --U+1C07
	 = "j", --U+1C08
	 = "ny", --U+1C09
	 = "t", --U+1C0A
	 = "th", --U+1C0B
	 = "d", --U+1C0C
	 = "n", --U+1C0D
	 = "p", --U+1C0E
	 = "pl", --U+1C0F
	 = "ph", --U+1C10
	 = "f", --U+1C11
	 = "fl", --U+1C12
	 = "b", --U+1C13
	 = "bl", --U+1C14
	 = "m", --U+1C15
	 = "ml", --U+1C16
	 = "ts", --U+1C17
	 = "tsh", --U+1C18
	 = "dz", --U+1C19
	 = "y", --U+1C1A
	 = "r", --U+1C1B
	 = "l", --U+1C1C
	 = "h", --U+1C1D
	 = "hl", --U+1C1E
	 = "v", --U+1C1F
	 = "s", --U+1C20
	 = "sh", --U+1C21
	 = "w", --U+1C22
	 = "", --U+1C23
	 = "y", --U+1C24
	 = "r", --U+1C25
	 = "á", --U+1C26
	 = "i", --U+1C27
	 = "o", --U+1C28
	 = "ó", --U+1C29
	 = "u", --U+1C2A
	 = "ú", --U+1C2B
	 = "e", --U+1C2C
	 = "k", --U+1C2D
	 = "m", --U+1C2E
	 = "l", --U+1C2F
	 = "n", --U+1C30
	 = "p", --U+1C31
	 = "r", --U+1C32
	 = "t", --U+1C33
	 = "ng", --U+1C34
	 = "ng", --U+1C35
	 = "^", --U+1C36
	 = "", --U+1C37
	 = "", --U+1C38
	 = "", --U+1C39
	 = "", --U+1C3A
	 = "", --U+1C3B
	 = "", --U+1C3C
	 = "0", --U+1C3D
	 = "1", --U+1C3E
	 = "2", --U+1C3F
	 = "3", --U+1C40
	 = "4", --U+1C41
	 = "5", --U+1C42
	 = "6", --U+1C43
	 = "7", --U+1C44
	 = "8", --U+1C45
	 = "9", --U+1C46
	 = "tt", --U+1C4D
	 = "tth", --U+1C4E
	 = "dd", --U+1C4F
}

function export.tr(text, lang, sc)
	local nukta = "\225\176\183"
	
	local initials = "()"
	local medials = "(?)"
	local vowels_after = "()"
	local finals_after = "(?)"
	local others = ""
	
	local im = initials..medials
	local imf = initials..medials..finals_after
	
	local imvf = initials..medials..vowels_after..finals_after
	
	text = mw.ustring.gsub(text, nukta, "")
	
	text = mw.ustring.gsub(text, imvf, function(i,m,v,f)
		return conv .. conv .. conv .. conv
	end)
	
	text = mw.ustring.gsub(text, imf, function(i,m,f)
		return conv .. conv .. "a" .. conv
	end)
	
	text = mw.ustring.gsub(text, im, function(i,m)
		return conv .. conv .. "a"
	end)
	
	text = mw.ustring.gsub(text, others, conv)
	
	return text
end

return export
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