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LANGCODE=nl_NL

# Need to do the IJ->Y transformation first because it changes
# (reduces) the lengths.  We need to respect lower bounds as well as
# upper.

# LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: tr [a-z] [A-Z]
# LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: | sed 


LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr [a-z] [A-Z]
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | grep '^[A-Z]*$'

LANGINFO: <p>Dutch uses the same letters as English, but there's a
LANGINFO: twist: Anyplace that "IJ" appears in a Dutch word in a
LANGINFO: single sylable you can use a "Y" (just one) instead.  The
LANGINFO: way to handle this for a Crosswords dictionary is to have
LANGINFO: two versions of the word in the list, one with "IJ" and the
LANGINFO: other with "Y".  (Note: if "IJ" appeared in two places in a
LANGINFO: word you'd need a total of four to represent all the
LANGINFO: possiblities.</p>

LANGINFO: <p>That said, my 'sed' skills aren't up to the task of
LANGINFO: expressing the above in a rule, so I'm going to leave it up
LANGINFO: to my users -- you folks.  If you're building a Dutch
LANGINFO: dictionary you'll need to do the IJ->Y duplication yourself
LANGINFO: in the wordlist file before sending it to me.</p>

# High bit means "official".  Next 7 bits are an enum where
# Dutch==4.  Low byte is padding
XLOC_HEADER:0x8400


<BEGIN_TILES>
2			0		{"_"}
6			1		'A'
2			3		'B'
2			5		'C'
5			2		'D'
16			1		'E'
2			4		'F'
2			3		'G'
2			4		'H'
4			1		'I'
2			4		'J'
3			3		'K'
3			3		'L'
3			3		'M'
8			1		'N'
6			1		'O'
3			3		'P'
1			10		'Q'
5			2		'R'
5			2		'S'
5			2		'T'
4			4		'U'
4			2		'V'
2			5		'W'
1			8		'X'
2			4		'Y'
2			4		'Z'
<END_TILES>