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// Copyright (c) 1999-2001, International Business Machines
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// Corporation and others. All Rights Reserved.
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//--------------------------------------------------------------------
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// THIS IS A MACHINE-GENERATED FILE
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// Tool: dumpicurules.bat
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// Source: Transliterator_index.txt
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// Date: Mon Dec 3 11:44:30 2001
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//--------------------------------------------------------------------
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//--------------------------------------------------------------------
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// N.B.: This file has been generated mechanically from the
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// corresponding ICU4J file, which is the master file that receives
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// primary updates. The colon-delimited fields have been split into
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// separate strings. For 'file' and 'internal' lines, the encoding
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// field has been deleted, since the encoding is processed at build
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// time in ICU4C. Certain large rule sets not intended for general
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// use have been commented out with the notation "Java only".
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RuleBasedTransliteratorIDs {
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// Copyright (c) 2001, International Business Machines Corporation and
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// others. All Rights Reserved.
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// TRANSLITERATOR INDEX FILE. This file lists the non-algorithmic
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// system transliterators. It allows arbitrary mappings between
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// transliterator IDs and file names, and also allows the system to
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// define aliases for transliterators, so that "Latin-Hangul", for
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// example, can be implemented transparently as the compound
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// "Latin-Jamo;Jamo-Hangul". Internal IDs may also be defined; these
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// are invisible to the user, but can be composed together by the
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// system to create visible transliterators.
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// Blank lines and lines beginning with '#' are ignored.
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// Lines in this file have one of the following forms (text not
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// enclosed by <> is literal):
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// <id>:file:<resource>:<encoding>:<direction>
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// <id>:internal:<resource>:<encoding>:<direction>
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// <id>:alias:<getInstanceArg>
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// <id> is the ID of the system transliterator being defined. These
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// are public IDs enumerated by Transliterator.getAvailableIDs(),
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// unless the second field is "internal".
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// <resource> is a ResourceReader resource name. Currently these refer
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// to file names under com/ibm/text/resources. This string is passed
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// directly to ResourceReader, together with <encoding>.
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// <encoding> is the character encoding to use when reading <resource>;
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// passed directly to ResourceReader. E.g., "UTF8".
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// <direction> is either "FORWARD" or "REVERSE".
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// <getInstanceArg> is a string to be passed directly to
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// Transliterator.getInstance(). The returned Transliterator object
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// then has its ID changed to <id> and is returned.
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// ICU < 2.0 additions
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{ "Latin-Hebrew", "file", "translit_Latin_Hebrew", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Hebrew-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Hebrew", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Arabic", "file", "translit_Latin_Arabic", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Arabic-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Arabic", "REVERSE" },
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//{ "Han-Pinyin", "file", "translit_Han_Pinyin", "FORWARD" },
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//{ "Kanji-English", "file", "translit_Kanji_English", "FORWARD" },
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//{ "Kanji-OnRomaji", "file", "translit_Kanji_OnRomaji", "FORWARD" },
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//{ "HTMLEntities-Unicode", "file", "translit_HTMLEnt_Unicode", "FORWARD" },
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//{ "Unicode-HTMLEntities", "file", "translit_HTMLEnt_Unicode", "REVERSE" },
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// SWORD additions for academic Biblical transliteration schemes
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{ "BGreek-Greek", "file", "translit_BGreek_Greek", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Greek-BGreek", "file", "translit_BGreek_Greek", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Beta-Greek", "file", "translit_BETA_Greek", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Greek-Beta", "file", "translit_BETA_Greek", "REVERSE" },
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{ "CCAT-Hebrew", "file", "translit_CCAT_Hebrew", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Hebrew-CCAT", "file", "translit_CCAT_Hebrew", "REVERSE" }
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{ "CCAT-Syriac", "file", "translit_CCAT_Syriac", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Syriac-CCAT", "file", "translit_CCAT_Syriac", "REVERSE" },
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//{ "Syriac-Hebrew", "alias", "Syriac-CCAT;CCAT-Hebrew", "" },
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//{ "Hebrew-Syriac", "alias", "Hebrew-CCAT;CCAT-Syriac", "" },
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{ "Latin-Syriac", "file", "translit_Latin_Syriac", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Syriac-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Syriac", "REVERSE" },
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// SWORD additions for other languages
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{ "Latin-Thai", "file", "translit_Latin_Thai", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Thai-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Thai", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Georgian", "file", "translit_Latin_Georgian", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Georgian-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Georgian", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Armenian", "file", "translit_Latin_Armenian", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Armenian-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Armenian", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Coptic", "file", "translit_Latin_Coptic", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Coptic-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Coptic", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Gothic", "file", "translit_Latin_Gothic", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Gothic-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Gothic", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Ethiopic", "file", "translit_Latin_Ethiopic", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Ethiopic-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Ethiopic", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Latin-Ugaritic", "file", "translit_Latin_Ugaritic", "FORWARD" },
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{ "Ugaritic-Latin", "file", "translit_Latin_Ugaritic", "REVERSE" },
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{ "Any-Latin1", "file", "translit_Any_Latin1", "FORWARD" },
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