03-11-2016, 01:04 PM
(13-10-2016, 05:05 PM)Wladimir D wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I perform the promise.
Three upper, example are the consequence, what is happening when writing of the gallows "p" with bench.
In the manuscript there is a ban on the sequence of characters "eph" (at the beginning, middle and end of a word). He extends to all the other "gallows".
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"сfh" and "ckh".
Explanation of such a ban the following;
If you apply my new transcription of "hyphen -", then if the quick letter of gallows on the ground floor, it can turn into a "a capital gallows" and instead of the word "ep-eol" get the word "e-peol".
In order to avoid confusion, the gallows are sent to the second floor over the "e".
It can be explained similarly gallows "t" c "e" between the legs. Figure 4.
That the gallows over "c" should be read "cp" character sequence can be seen in the new example of Figure 1. (Other explanation I can not see.)
Here, above the symbol "c" written code 192 v101 (slash + bracket).
Hi Wladimir,
Does this comment and method still hold?
Could you redefine the rule in a if-then-else- statement ?

