# Copyright 2002 by Eric House (fixin@peak.org).  All rights reserved.
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# no way can unix sort handle the control chars I'm adding to text
# below

NEEDSSORT:true


# convert accented vowels
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr '\207\216\222\227\234\237\226' 'aeiouu\321'
# uppercase
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr [a-zñ] [A-ZÑ]
# remove words with illegal letters
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | grep '^[[A-JL-VX-ZÑ]*$'
# substitute pairs (can't figure out how to use octal values)
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | sed 's/CH/1/g'
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | sed 's/LL/2/g'
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | sed 's/RR/3/g'
# substitute in the octal control character values
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr '123' '\001\002\003'


LANGINFO: <p>Spanish words include all letters in the English alphabet
LANGINFO: except "K" and "W", and with "Ñ" added. Since there are no
LANGINFO: tiles for accented vowels, these are replaced by the
LANGINFO: unaccented forms.</p>


LANGINFO: <p>In addition, there are three special two-letter tiles
LANGINFO: "CH", "LL" and "RR".  The rules say that the corresponding
LANGINFO: two single tiles may not be used where a two-letter tile is
LANGINFO: possible (e.g. if a word contains "CH" you must use the "CH"
LANGINFO: tile rather than a "C" tile followed by a "H" tiles.  Thus
LANGINFO: we remove all of these pairs from your wordlist and replace
LANGINFO: them with the appropriate two-letter "letter". </p>


LANGCODE:es_ES

# I think dealing with "specials" goes like this.  In the {} pairs
# below, if the first string is followed by other strings (one or two)
# they are assumed to be filenames.  The filenames will need to be
# found, and converted into binary files appropriate for the platform
# by rules given somewhere -- here?  No, since they're the same for
# all platforms.  Just put 'em in the byod.cgi file for now.

# It'll be assumed that the first name is for the "small" bitmap, and
# the second for the "large". It's ok for a file not to exist; it'll
# just be ignored.  In the unlikely case that you wanted to specify
# the large but not the small this is what you'd need to do.

# High bit means "official".  Next 7 bits are an enum where
# Spanish==6.  Low byte is padding
XLOC_HEADER:0x8600

<BEGIN_TILES>
2			0	{"_"}
12			1	'A'
2			3	'B'
4			3	'C'
1			5	{"CH",true,true}
5			2	'D'
12			1	'E'
1			4	'F'
2			2	'G'
2			4	'H'
6			1	'I'
1			8	'J'
4			1	'L'
1			8	{"LL", true, true}
2			3	'M'
5			1	'N'
#	/*'N~'*/
1			8	 209
9			1	'O'
2			3	'P'
1			5	'Q'
5			1	'R'
1			8	{"RR",true,true}
6			1	'S'
4			1	'T'
5			1	'U'
1			4	'V'
1			8	'X'
1			4	'Y'
1			10	'Z'
<END_TILES>
# should ignore all after the <END> above