
Lingua::Translit::Tables - provides transliteration tables

use Lingua::Translit::Tables qw/:checks/;
my $truth;
$truth = translit_supported("ISO 9");
$truth = translit_reverse_supported("ISO 9");
use Lingua::Translit::Tables qw/:list/;
translit_list_supported();

This module is primary used to provide transliteration tables for Lingua::Translit and therefore allows to separate data and algorithm.
Beyond that, it provides routines to check if a given transliteration is supported and allows to print a simple list of supported transliterations along with some meta information.

No symbols are exported by default.
Use either the routine's name or one of the following tags to import symbols to your namespace.
Import all routines.
Import all routines that allow to check if a given transliteration is supported: translit_supported() and translit_reverse_supported().
Import translit_list_supported(). (Convenience tag)

Returns true (1), iff translit_name is supported. False (0) otherwise.
Returns true (1), iff translit_name is supported and allows reverse transliteration. False (0) otherwise.
Prints a list of all supported transliterations to STDOUT, providing the following information:
* Name * Reversibility * Description
The same information is provided in this document as well:

ISO 843:1997, Greek to Latin
ISO 9:1995, Cyrillic to Latin
Greeklish (Phonetic), Greek to Latin
DIN 31634:1982, Greek to Latin
DIN 1460:1982, Cyrillic to Latin, Bulgarian
Romanian without diacritics as commonly used
German without umlauts
Czech without diacritics
Unaccented Polish
Classical Mongolian to Latin
The Streamlined System: 2006, Cyrillic to Latin, Bulgarian
Slovenian without diacritics
Slovak without diacritics
If you want to extend the list of supported transliterations, have a look at the xml/ directory within the distribution tarball. It contains XML definitions of transliteration tables and a template file template you may want to use and xml2dump, a tool to convert these into the proper format as used by Lingua::Translit::Tables.
Contact the authors at perl@lingua-systems.com if you feel the desire to contribute your table to the official distribution.

None known.
Please report bugs to perl@lingua-systems.com.


Thanks to Dr. Daniel Eiwen, Romanisches Seminar, Universitaet Koeln for his help on Romanian transliteration.
Thanks to Bayanzul Lodoysamba <baynaa@users.sourceforge.net> for contributing the "Common Classical Mongolian" transliteration table.

Alex Linke <alinke@lingua-systems.com>
Rona Linke <rlinke@lingua-systems.com>

Copyright (c) 2008, Alex Linke and Rona Linke. All rights reserved.
This module is free software. It may be used, redistributed and/or modified under the terms of either the GPL v2 or the Artistic license.