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--- at-text-transform [2011/12/01 07:00] – florian
+++ at-text-transform [2011/12/01 07:41] – [The convert-predefined descriptor] florian
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 <note warning>ISSUE: Should we combine the 3 descriptors into one, with the following syntax?
 <code> [<string> [, <string>]? to <string> [, <string>]?] | <text-transform></code> </note>
+<note warning>ISSUE: do we also need one more desciptor along these lines:
+<code>Name: applies-to
+Value: all | initial
+Default: all
+</code>
+It would let people define customized versions of text-transform:capitalize;
+</note>
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 }
 </code>
+==== Georgian upper/lower case ====
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_case#Other_forms_of_case
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_alphabet
+The Georgian language has used three different unicameral alphabets through history: Asomtavruli, Nuskhuri, and Mkhedruli. Recently, some authors have been using Asomtavruli letters in an otherwise Mkhedruli text, in a way that resembles a bicameral alphabet. One may assume that they would find the following transform useful.
+@text-transform Mkhedruli-to-Asomtavruli
+{
+    convert: "ა","ჵ" to "Ⴀ","Ⴥ";
+}
+@text-transform Asomtavruli-to-Mkhedruli
+{
+    convert: "Ⴀ","Ⴥ" to "ა","ჵ";
+}