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    1) Prescript 2) Superscript 3) The Center piece (carriyng the inherent
    vocal, mandatory) 4) Subscript 5) The vocal sign 6) Postscript1 7)
    Postscript2

    Note: Except from the Center piece (3), all other signs are optional.

    Note: Optional character can form ligatures with the character they are
    combined with.

TECHNICAL BACKGROUND (UNICODE)
    The Unicode consortium had to decide what they want their code points to
    look like:

    a) either each altered base syllable is represented (i.e. ka, ko, ke,
    ki, ku) as a separate character (code point) b) the base syllables are
    represented and the altered syllables will be merged

    Since it was chosen for the latter, this has a few consequences:

    *   The graphical representation will depend on building ligatures and
        thus on the font you are using.

lib/App/Lingua/BO/Wylie/Transliteration.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

5) The vocal sign
6) Postscript1
7) Postscript2

Note: Except from the Center piece (3), all other signs are optional.

Note: Optional character B<can> form B<ligatures> with the character they are combined with.

=head1 TECHNICAL BACKGROUND (UNICODE)

The Unicode consortium had to decide what they want their code points to look like:

a) either each altered base syllable is represented (i.e. ka, ko, ke, ki, ku) as a separate character (code point)
b) the base syllables are represented and the altered syllables will be merged

Since it was chosen for the latter, this has a few consequences:

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