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;; oj-phonetic.mim -- Phonetic input method for Ojibwe syllabics
;; Copyright (C) 2010
;;   Goren (goren -at- riseup.net)
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;;; Input method for Ojibwe languages
;;;

(input-method oj phonetic)

(description
 "Phonetic input method for Ojibwe dialects. This input method can be used to input canadian syllabics for following languages:

    * (Anicinâbemowin) Algonquin [alq]
    * ᐊᓂᔑᓂᓂᒧᐏᐣ (Anishininiimowin) Severn Ojibwa [ojs]
    * Eastern Ojibwa [ojg]
    * Central Ojibwa [ojc]
    * Northwestern Ojibwa [ojb]
    * Western Ojibwa [ojw]
    * Chippewa [ciw]
    * Ottawa [otw]
")

(title "oj")

;; The Ojibwe i-style finals are not yet in official Unicode standard
;; and are not supported by most common fonts.  Here the capital
;; consonants will input the Unicode characters that represent them in
;; unofficial fonts and are most likely to represent them in future
;; standards.
(variable
 (i-style-p "unofficial" 0xA9EE)
 (i-style-t "unofficial" 0xA9EF)
 (i-style-k "unofficial" 0xA9F0)
 (i-style-c "unofficial" 0xA9F1)
 (i-style-m "unofficial" 0xA9F2)
 (i-style-n "unofficial" 0xA9F3)
 (i-style-s "unofficial" 0xA9F4)
 (i-style-sh "unofficial" 0xA9F5))

(map
 (map
  ("-" "") ;; adding dead dash to break symbols input when needed.
  ("e" "ᐁ")
  ("i" "ᐃ")
  ("ii" "ᐄ")
  ("o" "ᐅ")
  ("oo" "ᐆ")
  ("a" "ᐊ")
  ("aa" "ᐋ")

  ("pe" "ᐯ")
  ("pi" "ᐱ")
  ("pii" "ᐲ")
  ("po" "ᐳ")
  ("poo" "ᐴ")
  ("pa" "ᐸ")
  ("paa" "ᐹ")
  ("p" "ᑉ") 
  ("P" (insert i-style-p))

  ("te" "ᑌ")
  ("ti" "ᑎ")
  ("tii" "ᑏ")
  ("to" "ᑐ")
  ("too" "ᑑ")
  ("ta" "ᑕ")
  ("taa" "ᑖ")
  ("t" "ᑦ") 
  ("T" (insert i-style-t))

  ("ke" "ᑫ")
  ("ki" "ᑭ")
  ("kii" "ᑮ")
  ("ko" "ᑯ")
  ("koo" "ᑰ")
  ("ka" "ᑲ")
  ("kaa" "ᑳ")
  ("k" "ᒃ")
  ("K" (insert i-style-k))

  ("ce" "ᒉ")
  ("ci" "ᒋ")
  ("cii" "ᒌ")
  ("co" "ᒍ")
  ("coo" "ᒎ")
  ("ca" "ᒐ")
  ("caa" "ᒑ")
  ("c" "ᒡ") 
  ("C" (insert i-style-c))

  ("me" "ᒣ")
  ("mi" "ᒥ")
  ("mii" "ᒦ")
  ("mo" "ᒧ")
  ("moo" "ᒨ")
  ("ma" "ᒪ")
  ("maa" "ᒫ")
  ("m" "ᒻ") 
  ("M" (insert i-style-m))

  ("ne" "ᓀ")
  ("ni" "ᓂ")
  ("nii" "ᓃ")
  ("no" "ᓄ")
  ("noo" "ᓅ")
  ("na" "ᓇ")
  ("naa" "ᓈ")
  ("n" "ᓐ") 
  ("N" (insert i-style-n))

  ("se" "ᓭ")
  ("si" "ᓯ")
  ("sii" "ᓰ")
  ("so" "ᓱ")
  ("soo" "ᓲ")
  ("sa" "ᓴ")
  ("saa" "ᓵ")
  ("s" "ᔅ") 
  ("S" (insert i-style-s))

  ("she" "ᔐ")
  ("shi" "ᔑ")
  ("shii" 0x1512)
  ("sho" "ᔓ")
  ("shoo" 0x1514)
  ("sha" "ᔕ")
  ("shaa" 0x1516)
  ("sh" "ᔥ") 
  ("Sh" (insert i-style-sh))
  ("SH" (insert i-style-sh))

  ("ye" "ᔦ")
  ("yi" "ᔨ")
  ("yii" "ᔩ")
  ("yo" "ᔪ")
  ("yoo" "ᔫ")
  ("ya" "ᔭ")
  ("yaa" "ᔮ")
  ("y" "ᔾ") 
  ("Y" "ᐞ")

;; There's only one middle form for /r/ and one for /l/ sound. Most often, the n-series is used to represent them in native words.
  ("r" "ᕒ") 
  ("l" "ᓬ")


;; Syllables with w

  ("we" "ᐌ")
  ("wi" "ᐎ")
  ("wii" "ᐐ")
  ("wo" "ᐒ")
  ("woo" "ᐔ")
  ("wa" "ᐗ")
  ("waa" "ᐙ")
  ("w" "ᐤ")

  ("pwe" 0x143a)
  ("pwi" 0x143c)
  ("pwii" 0x143e)
  ("pwo" 0x1440)
  ("pwoo" 0x1442)
  ("pwa" 0x1444)
  ("pwaa" 0x1446)

  ("twe" 0x1457)
  ("twi" 0x1459)
  ("twii" 0x145b)
  ("two" 0x145d)
  ("twoo" 0x145f)
  ("twa" 0x1461)
  ("twaa" 0x1463)

  ("kwe" 0x1474)
  ("kwi" 0x1476)
  ("kwii" 0x1478)
  ("kwo" 0x147a)
  ("kwoo" 0x147c)
  ("kwa" 0x147e)
  ("kwaa" 0x1480)
  ("kw" "ᒄ")

  ("cwe" 0x1492)
  ("cwi" 0x1494)
  ("cwii" 0x1496)
  ("cwo" 0x1498)
  ("cwoo" 0x149a)
  ("cwa" 0x149c)
  ("cwaa" 0x149e)

  ("mwe" 0x14ac)
  ("mwi" 0x14ae)
  ("mwii" 0x14b0)
  ("mwo" 0x14b2)
  ("mwoo" 0x14b4)
  ("mwa" 0x14b6)
  ("mwaa" 0x14b8)
  ("mw" "ᒽ")

  ("nwe" 0x14c9)
  ("nwa" 0x14cb)
  ("nwaa" 0x14cd)

  ("lwe" 0x14dc)
  ("lwi" 0x14de)
  ("lwii" 0x14e0)
  ("lwo" 0x14e2)
  ("lwoo" 0x14e4)
  ("lwa" 0x14e6)
  ("lwaa" 0x14e8)

  ("rwaa" 0x154e)

  ("swe" 0x14f6)
  ("swi" 0x14f8)
  ("swii" 0x14fa)
  ("swo" 0x14fc)
  ("swoo" 0x14fe)
  ("swa" 0x1500)
  ("swaa" 0x1502)

  ("shwe" 0x1517)
  ("shwi" 0x1519)
  ("shwii" 0x151b)
  ("shwo" 0x151d)
  ("shwoo" 0x151f)
  ("shwa" 0x1521)
  ("shwaa" 0x1523)

  ("ywe" 0x152f)
  ("ywi" 0x1531)
  ("ywii" 0x1533)
  ("ywo" 0x1535)
  ("ywoo" 0x1537)
  ("ywa" 0x1539)
  ("ywaa" 0x153b)

  ("h" "ᐦ")

;; Special punctuation symbols for Ojibwe.
  ("." "᙮")

))

(state
 (init
  (map)))

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