10-12-2019, 06:33 PM
No problem JKP, but I just used that to distinguish them from the more standard use of the term null.
One could imagine that the sequence ed is a null. This would normally mean that only these two characters are meaningless and one should read qokeedy as qokey
Alternatively, this character pair could indicate a null word, in which case the entire word qokeedy should be ignored.
Either one of the two options could bring B language closer to A language. I never tried. I think there is more to it, and the number of possibilities that one could test are rather large.
One could imagine that the sequence ed is a null. This would normally mean that only these two characters are meaningless and one should read qokeedy as qokey
Alternatively, this character pair could indicate a null word, in which case the entire word qokeedy should be ignored.
Either one of the two options could bring B language closer to A language. I never tried. I think there is more to it, and the number of possibilities that one could test are rather large.
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