IIRC, the apostrophe and hyphen were added to SWORD as part of book name
recognition as a result of those threads. I don't know if it was since
the last release.
I didn't look at the implementation, but I think that when trying to
recognize a name it will keep going if the next byte matches a
The issue has been discussed at length in other threads in recent time,
leading to very vocal and differing opinions. I don't pretend to remember
the exact outcome for fear of remembering it incorrectly. But three issue
was not cut-and-dry.
--Greg
On Apr 15, 2011 1:29 PM, "David Haslam" wrote:
>
They'd better be, in the light of
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostrophe#Miscellaneous_uses_in_other_languages
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostrophe#Miscellaneous_uses_in_other_languages
If not, then somone goofed.
One example given in this page:
# In the new Uzbek Latin alphabet adopted i
Apostrophes - are they allowed?
I am looking at the moment at a locale file I have received for a new language.
Several of the book names require apostrophes.
Peter
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