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Always transliterating punctuation marks as regular letters could be an issue for some applications. While the paragraph sign ¶ is transliterated to P, I would like to have an option to treat it as unknown.
(I started this issue following 81f938d and regarding the exotic inverted nun ׆ that was changed to be transliterated into n as the regular nun נ. but the inverted one is an editorial/punctuation mark)
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do not transliterate inverted nun as regular nun
Option to avoid transliterating punctuation marks as regular letters
Jul 25, 2021
Thank you for the suggestion, but I am not going to implement this in Unidecode. I want to keep Unidecode a simple function with no configuration. The reason is similar to why I don't want to have language configuration in this library. I don't have time or knowledge to maintain the additional complexity. There are other transliteration libraries (unihandecode, for example) that are more configurable and might accept of your proposal.
Always transliterating punctuation marks as regular letters could be an issue for some applications. While the paragraph sign ¶ is transliterated to P, I would like to have an option to treat it as unknown.
(I started this issue following 81f938d and regarding the exotic inverted nun ׆ that was changed to be transliterated into n as the regular nun נ. but the inverted one is an editorial/punctuation mark)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: