STED
SARA Transliterator & Editor - An Open Source
Transliterator and Editor for Any Language.
To represent (letters or words) in the corresponding characters of another
alphabet.
To express or represent in the characters of another alphabet; as,
to transliterate Sanskrit words by means of English letters.
v : rewrite in a different script;"The Sanskrit text had to be
transliterated" [syn: transcribe]
Transliterates Output back into Source - Getting back the Original Input file from the transliterated Output file.
Example:
If you have the following FontMap
a=b
c=d
And the following Input:
ac <ca> caac
Here's the Transliterated Output for the above FontMap:
Output - Normal:
bd <db> dbbd
Output - 'Reverse Transliterate' Option Checked:
ac <ca> caac
As you can see, Reverse Transliterate does not do much in the above
scenario. But think about it more in the sense of
Decompiling a Java Class or Reverse Engineering Output into Source.
So, If you have an Output file that were already transliterated with your
FontMap and now you would want to reverse
transliterate the Output back into the Input. Thats a scenario where
'Reverse Transliterate' would help.
Now, Lets take the above example:
FontMap:
a=b
c=d
Input:
ac <ca> caac
Output:
bd <db> dbbd
If you need to trasliterate the above Output back into Input, check the
Reverse Transliterate option and pass the output
as the input.
Input:
bd <db> dbbd
Output - 'Reverse Transliterate' Option checked:
ac <ca> caac
As shown above, the Output is Reverse Transliterated back into Input using 'Reverse Transliterate' Option.
Words enclosed in Tags will not be Transliterated - Preserves words in Tags intact.
Continuing with the above example:
FontMap:
a=b
c=d
Input:
ac <ca> caac
Output with 'Preserve Tags' Option checked:
bd <ca> dbbd
As shown above, the Output preserves words inside tags using 'Preserve Tags' Option.
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