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LANGCODE:??_??


# uppercase all
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr [a-z] [A-Z]
# none with illegal chars
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | grep '^[A-Z]\+$'
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr -s '\n' '\000'


NEEDSSORT:true

LANGINFO: <p>Turkish. Hmm. I'm including this for completeness and as
LANGINFO: bait, if you will.  It won't work because I haven't yet made
LANGINFO: the bitmaps to represent the four non-ascii characters in
LANGINFO: the tile set.  I'm hoping that someone who's familiar with
LANGINFO: Turkish and who (ideally) has a wordlist will work with me
LANGINFO: to add the missing information so Turkish support can be
LANGINFO: complete.</p>

LANGINFO: <p>In the table below I've represented "C-cedellia" with
LANGINFO: "C+", "G-saucer" with "G+", and "I-dot" with "I+" -- all
LANGINFO: without having a clue what they are.</p>

# High bit means "official".  Next 7 bits are an enum where
# Turkish==10 -- maybe.  Low byte is padding
XLOC_HEADER:0x8A00


<BEGIN_TILES>
2			0	{"_"}
12			1	'A'
2			3	'B'
2			4	'C'

2			4	'Ç'
2			3	'D'
8			1	'E'
1			7	'F'
1			5	'G'

# G saucer
1			8	{"G+",true,true}
1			5	'H'
4			2	'I'

# I-dot
7			1	{"I+",true,true}
1			10	'J'
7			1	'K'
7			1	'L'
4			2	'M'
5			1	'N'
3			2	'O'

# O-umlaut*/
1			7	 214
1			5	'P'
6			1	'R'
3			2	'S'

# S-cedellia 
2			4	{"S+",true,true}
5			1	'T'
3			2	'U'

# U-umlaut
2			3	220
1			7	'V'
2			3	'Y'
2			4	'Z'
<END_TILES>