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Fixes for emphasis marks in the norwegian braille table thanks to Knut
Arne Bjørndal > I changed the table from the deprecated beg/end codes to > firstword,firstletter,lastwordafter,lastletter. It seems to work > better, but maybe not perfect. > Using lou_allround with no-no-generic.dis,no-no-g0.utb and setting > emphasis 0110 and running with test as input I get t;es<t< instead > of the expected t;es<t > I have also changed underline to be the same braille patterns as > italic and bold, as the standard seem to be to only use one general > emphasis mark for most texts. > As far as I know the current rules are these from 2004 (my translation): > 1) General emphasis is done with dots 23 before and 56 after the > part to be emphasised. This should be used for parts of words, whole > words and multiple words. > 2) If multiple types of emphasis is needed for the same text the > following can be used: > points 456 before and after (suitable for underlining) > points 6-3 before and after (suitable for graphic emphasis) > points 5-2 before and after (suitable for letterspaced text) > None of these should be used for emphasising parts of words. The use > of different emphasis marks must be explained in «Notes on the > braille edition» (or in a foreword or legend if the text is made > only for braille). > 3) The underline character (for example for web addresses) is > unchanged, points 456.
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