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Message 886781 - Posted: 20 Apr 2009, 20:54:54 UTC

Someone around who knows more Turkish than google or babelfish?


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Message 886789 - Posted: 20 Apr 2009, 21:11:09 UTC

Well I've been called a Turkey more than a few times, but I don't know much Turkish!

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Message 886792 - Posted: 20 Apr 2009, 21:19:14 UTC - in response to Message 886789.  

Problem is it's typed with a german keyboard layout, which is missing those special turkish characters...
I think that makes it impossible for automated translations...

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Message 886805 - Posted: 20 Apr 2009, 22:35:28 UTC - in response to Message 886792.  

You could try an online keyboard for entry if you have any new text to deal with later or can get that retyped - a quick search suggests: http://ok-board.com/turkish.htm .

I do know (in case anyone is interested) that you have to watch I/i when transforming case, because 'i' with and without a dot are different letters in both lower and upper case and the naive bit-manipulation mapping will change the letter as well as changing the case, since the Roman characters are mapped as such in all Unicode encodings.
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