tt2

http://unicode.org/cldr/utility/transform.jsp?a={ switch ${t} | l => Lower, u => Upper, t => Title, ipa => en-IPA, ah => Any-Hiragana, ak => Any-Katakana, kanal => JapaneseKana-Latin/BGN, hk => hiragana-katakana, hl => hiragana-latin, kh => katakana-hiragana, kl => katakana-latin, lh => Latin-Hiragana, lk => Latin-Katakana, fh => fullwidth-halfwidth, hf => Halfwidth-Fullwidth, ts => Traditional-Simplified, st => Simplified-Traditional, lar => Latin-Arabic, larm => Latin-Armenian, lben => Latin-Bengali, lc => Latin-Cyrillic, lgeo => Latin-Georgian, lgr => Latin-Greek, lhan => Latin-Han, lhan => Latin-Hangul, lheb => Latin-Hebrew, lmal => Latin-Malayalam, lor => Latin-Oriya, lsyr => Latin-Syriac, lta => Latin-Tamil, ltel => Latin-Telugu, lth => Latin-Thai, hexa => Hex-Any, ahex => Any-Hex, hac => Hex-Any/C, ahc => Any-Hex/C, haj => Hex-Any/Java, ahj => Any-Hex/Java, hap => Hex-Any/Perl, ahp => Any-Hex/Perl, hau => Hex-Any/Unicode, ahu => Any-Hex/Unicode, hax => Hex-Any/XML, ahx => Any-Hex/XML, hax10 => Hex-Any/XML10, ahx10 => Any-Hex/XML10, * => Any-Latin }&b=%s

NAME
     tt2 - Text Transform To..

DESCRIPTION
     Converts characters to/from lowercase, uppercase, capitalize, IPA, Hiragana, Katakana, Half-width, Full-width, Hebrew... Hex. 
     Uses the Unicode Consortium’s ‘Unicode Transform Demo’.
     Can be useful to those learning Japanese, or for when you quickly need a few words spelled in Hiragana, Katakana, ...etc


SYNOPSIS
     tt2 [KEYWORD] -t [OPTION] 


EXAMPLES 
     tt2 [NON LATIN TEXT] ............ Default, ‘Anything to Latin’
     tt2 hello -t u .................. Returns ‘HELLO’
     tt2 gomitaba -t lh .............. Latin 2 Hiragana, returns ‘gomitaba’ written in Hiragana
     tt2 [TEXT IN KATAKANA*] -t kl ... Katakana 2 Latin, returns the text in katakana 
     tt2 [KEYWORD*] -t fh ............ Fullwidth to halfwidth characters
     tt2 13 -t ahu ................... Convert to Hex/Unicode, returns U+0031U+0033

     * Of 2009, this site does not support international characters, hence no real examples (...well last time it didn't work - Nov/2009)


OPTIONS

     l = Lowercase     
     u = Uppercase     
     t = Capitalize(Title)     
     ipa = en-IPA 
     ah = Any character-Hiragana
     ak = Any character-Katakana
     lkana = JapaneseKana-Latin/BGN     
     hk = hiragana-katakana     
     hl = hiragana-latin     
     kh = katakana-hiragana     
     kl = katakana-latin     
     lh = Latin-Hiragana     
     lk = Latin-Katakana     
     fh = fullwidth-halfwidth     
     hf = Halfwidth-Fullwidth     
     ts = Traditional-Simplified     
     st = Simplified-Traditional     
     lar = Latin-Arabic     
     larm = Latin-Armenian     
     lben = Latin-Bengali     
     lc = Latin-Cyrillic
     lgeo = Latin-Georgian     
     lgr = Latin-Greek     
     lhan = Latin-Han     
     lhan = Latin-Hangul     
     lheb = Latin-Hebrew     
     lmal = Latin-Malayalam     
     lor = Latin-Oriya     
     lsyr = Latin-Syriac     
     lta = Latin-Tamil     
     ltel = Latin-Telugu     
     lth = Latin-Thai     
     hexa = Hex-Any
     ahex = Any-Hex
     hac = Hex-Any/C
     ahc = Any-Hex/C
     haj = Hex-Any/Java
     ahj = Any-Hex/Java
     hap = Hex-Any/Perl
     ahp = Any-Hex/Perl
     hau = Hex-Any/Unicode
     ahu = Any-Hex/Unicode
     hax = Hex-Any/XML
     ahx = Any-Hex/XML
     hax10 = Hex-Any/XML10
     ahx10 = Any-Hex/XML10
 

NOTE
     Options uses the 1st letter of input + output, or ISO 639 language codes.
     See in site help for mode details.



AUTHOR
     ycc

37 uses - Created 2009-11-04 21:46:50 - Last used 2018-02-12 08:04:57

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