NetSDS...anslit(3pm)
β¨ NAME β¨
NetSDS::Util::Translit β transliteration routines π
(yes bestie, the manual page itself is NetSDS...anslit(3pm), and it lives over in User Contributed Perl Documentation π)
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
use NetSDS::Const;
use NetSDS::Util::Translit;
# Transliterate cyrillic string
$trans_string = trans_cyr_lat($cyr_string);
# Reverse transliteration to russian language
$rus_string = trans_lat_cyr("Vsem privet", LANG_RU);
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so NetSDS::Util::Translit is that module that has your back for bidirectional cyrillic text transliteration β like, it goes both ways, no cap. π
Right now it supports russian and ukrainian languages processing. That's it, that's the roster. π·πΊπΊπ¦
π¦ EXPORTS π¦
trans_cyr_lat($text[, $lang])β transliterate string π« Convert text from cyrillic to latin encoding.
Language may be set if not default one.
$lat = trans_cyr_lat($string);
trans_lat_cyr($text[, $lang])β reverse transliteration π This function transliterate string from latin encoding to cyrillic one.
Target language may be set if not default one.
$cyr = trans_lat_cyr("Sam baran", "ru");
β EXAMPLES β
None yet π
not a single example, the way that this section is just sitting there empty... we move tho π«Ά
π BUGS π
Unknown yet π
no known bugs, which is either iconic or suspicious and honestly we're choosing to believe it's iconic π
π TODO π
Implement examples and tests. π
yeah so the examples and the tests are still in the group chat typing... they'll send eventually fr fr
π SEE ALSO π
Encodeperlunicode
π AUTHORS π
Valentyn Solomko <pere@pere.org.ua> β¨
perl v5.36.0 Β· 2022-11-20 Β· NetSDS...anslit(3pm)
that's the whole page bestie, you ate it up, go transliterate something π π§πΈ
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