This is the main table of correspondances.

Called by transcodeGreek(), this recursively walks through a string and transliterates beta-code to unicode, using the resolve() function. s is the string you want to transliterate; acc and ret are empty strings when it is first called.

A place for putting example beta-code, which will be transcoded and included at the end of the reference guide.

Escape iota-subscripts in beta-code for Markdown; not really necessary when using |.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code acute, grave, or circumflex.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid alphabetic, upper- or lower-case.

Returns true if a given character is an archaic form.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code breathing.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid consonant, upper- or lower-case.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any diacritical mark.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code diaeresis.

Returns true if a given string represents a valid beta-code expression of a Greek diphthong.

Returns true if a given character is an editorial mark or critical sign.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code iota-subscript.

Returns true if a given character is a mathematical symbol.

Returns true if a given character is an Arabic numeral.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any punctuation mark.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any character that would cause a sigma to take its terminal form.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid upper-case letter.

Returns true if a given character is a the asterix that, in original beta-code, indicated that the following letter is upper-case.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid lower-case consonant.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid lower-case vowel.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid upper-case consonant.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid upper-case vowel.

Returns true if a given character is a beta-code version of any valid vowel, upper- or lower-case.

Pre-process a string to be transcoded. First, correct the order of accented capital letters to: asterisk + letter + diacriticals

Generates and returns a Markdown report of all characters represented in the library

Simply look up s in BetaReader.bigLookup, in file CharDict.jl. If the lookup failes, return the invalid-beta-code sign #.

Initialize the iterator, accumulate(); get the final result, which will be using combining diacritics; then normalize to :NFKC, using pre-combined diacritics.