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1. enabling-languages/python-i18n enabling-languages/python-i18n Public

   Random notes on Python internationalisation

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2. enabling-languages/library-i18n enabling-languages/library-i18n Public

   Exploration of internationalisation issues for libraries.

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3. Grapheme tokenisation in Python Grapheme tokenisation in Python

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   When working with tokenisation and break iterators, it is sometimes necessary to work at the character, syllable, line, or sentence levels. Character level tokenisation is an interesting case. By character, I mean a user perceivable unit of text, which the Unicode standard would refer to as a grapheme. The usual way I see developers handling character level tokenisation of English is via list comprehension or typecasting a string to a list:

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   >>> t1 = "transformation"

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   >>> [char for char in t1]

4. enabling-languages/dinka enabling-languages/dinka Public

   Dinka language resources

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5. enabling-languages/nuer enabling-languages/nuer Public

   Nuer language resources

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6. enabling-languages/australian_indigenous enabling-languages/australian_indigenous Public

   Keyboard layouts and web support for Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island languages

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