Module:my-translit

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This module will transliterate Burmese language text per the MLCTS scheme per WT:MY TR. 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:my-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 gsub = mw.ustring.gsub

local symbols = {
	 = "0",  = "1",  = "2",  = "3",  = "4", 
	 = "5",  = "6",  = "7",  = "8",  = "9", 
	 = "|",  = "||"
}

function export.tr(text, lang, sc)
	local m_pron = require("Module:my-pron").get_romanisation
	text = gsub(text, ".", symbols)
	for word in mw.ustring.gmatch(text, "+") do
		local success, translit = pcall(m_pron, word, nil, { 2,  = "orthographic",  = "MLCTS" }, 2, "translit_module")
		if success then
			text = gsub(text, word, translit, 1)
		else
			return nil
		end
	end
	return text
end

return export
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