Zompist Bboard Again

I had taken The Frequentizer and made it more mobile friendly, and dark-reader friendly. https://neonnaut.neocities.org/the_frequentizer . Unfortunately there is still a bug-feature where it will give blank results if you give it zero vowels in the text corpus. On that note, according to this paper ...

The Codemirror "Lezer" setup that does the syntax highlighting. Ah! I didn’t use Lezer, actually — I just used regexps, defined here . Feel free to copy and use (with attribution, of course). I finally got around to using this as an example on writing a highligher for a project. Man, Code...

Well there is ASCA and Ursus.

Brassica 'suffers' from a feature of combining diacritics that I've pointed out with Lexifer. If I have the rule o / and the words xo xȍ I get the results x x̏ instead of the results you might expect, i.e: xő x ('o' is matching to the 'o' in 'o' + ◌̏ and leaving the ◌̏ to join onto x). The workaroun...

The Codemirror "Lezer" setup that does the syntax highlighting.

Have you shared your CodeMirror pre-rollup setup for Brassica anywhere?

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bradrn wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 7:25 pm Source for all this, please?

Sure

Thought I'd make a start on this. I don't have too much time to work on this and don't know a lot about Korean, so anyone who knows more than me, feel free to contribute. Roadmap Proto Korean: ? to 57 BCE. A lot of mention of Altaic theory here. Old Korean: 57 BCE through 900s CE. It was written usi...

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https://www.jlect.com/resources.php

Excellent

bradrn wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2024 8:41 pm I’m not sure what you’re talking about here — the sound changes I collected don’t list anything for British or Australian English. They just cover Middle to Early Modern English.

I was talking about the Index Diachronica.

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There is a [typo?] in the section for British English and Australian English with the TRAP BATH split: æ → æː → ɑː / _{F[-voiced],N[-voiced]} After a voiceless nasal... nope. The sound change in the British section should look like this: æ → æː → ɑː / _{F[-voiced], N} This also implies the vowel in ...

Would be great to see Proto Korean to Modern Korean.

Rounin Ryuuji wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 9:56 am [h] produced by excrescence returns to [j]

Fuck you

j → h l → ʎ → j /_i o i → u e /_# Nêcan (ipsas) ûni uemmeni lêbiri î iquêli in dignitêsi î dedîto. San (ipsas) dotêti de razoni î ienemma î debian agiere iasiar se commo frêtri. [ˈnɛ:.ka (ipsa:s) ˈuː.je ˈwɛm.mɛ.je ˈlɛ:.wi.re iː ͜ hiˈkɛ:.je ɪn d͡ʒɛ.hɛˈtɛ:.se iː d͡ʒeˈʒi:.tu || sa (ipsa:s) doˈtɛ:.t͡ʃe...

ɑʊ → ɑː / _N ɑʊ → ɔː / else ɛɪ → æɪ a → æ / ! _N {p,b}ən {t,d}ən {k,g}ən → ʔm̩ ʔn̩ ʔŋ̩ / _# ə{r, l, n, m} → r̩ l̩ n̩ m̩ əɪ əʊ → ɑɪ ɑʊ w → v Monosyllabic articles clitisises to it's noun as a consonant, or as the syllable when the noun begins with an alveolar consonant. Fiat! ví ó scj'gjéarténas ‖ i...

ə → ɑ / _# ə → o / _C[bilabial] ə → ɛ / else ɪ → i n → ∅ / _# when unstressed t͡s t͡sʰ → s sʰ k ɡ → tʃ ʒ / _{e(ː)(i),i(ː),y(ː)} sj sʰj zj ɟ → ʃ ʃ ʒ ʒ Fæth! wí Géar‐Téne ‖ in giéar‐tagiem ziút‐cýninga ‖ zrym giefrýnon, Cý zá ǽdelinges ‖ éien frémeten. /ˈfætʰ ɥiː ˈʒɛːrˌteː.nɑ | in ˈʒjɛːrˌtɑː.ʒjom ‖ ˈ...

r → ∅ / _# / in polysyllables only (nowhere lol) æ → jɛ / unstressed (nowhere lol) ɣ → j ʍ → f x ɡ → k kʰ t d → tʰ t ð → d θ → t͡sʰ / #_ θ → t͡s Hwæt! wē Gār‐Dena ‖ in ġeār‐dagum þēod‐cyninga ‖ þrym ġefrūnon, hū þā æðelingas ‖ ellen fremedon. /ˈfætʰ weː ˈɡɑːrˌte.nɑ | in ˈjæ͜ɑːrˌtɑ.jum ‖ ˈt͡sʰe͜oːtˌk...

Daughterlang 1: ə → ɐ / _#, _ŋ e → i / #_ e → ɛ t͡ʃ → t͡s ə → e ʒ → ʃ / Except as the onset of a stressed syllable ʎ → ʒ /ˈfu ˈizɐ ɐmˈmɛŋ ˈniʃɐŋ ˈʒɔːɾɐ ɛːˈgwɛv ɐŋ t͡sɐnnɨˈva j‿ɐŋ ˈtɾi ‖ sɐm fɨˈva tɐ reˈɔː ɨ fɐ fɐnˈʒiɲ | j‿ɛŋ fɐ fɐmbɨˈva fɾedenɔːˈmiɲ ɐ ˈɐm em ˈivdɾɐ/ Fo esses umans neixen lliures i-’...