| # define dot mappings |
| |
| ## Note: at any given time, only 3 opCodes should be defined in this table. |
| ## This table is to illustrate the internal treatment of various letter definitions. |
| |
| ## this works. |
| #uplow \x2804\x280d 134 |
| #uplow \x280e\x280e 234 |
| |
| ## the following does not work. |
| letter \x280d 134 |
| letter \x280e 234 |
| |
| ## neither does this: |
| #lowercase \x280d 134 |
| #lowercase \x280e 234 |
| |
| ## doesnt work either: |
| #uppercase \x280d 134 |
| #uppercase \x280e 234 |
| |
| ## small test to show that always opcode works. |
| ## tests/harness/letterDefinition_harness.py expects 'ms' to be 'sm' in braille. |
| always \x280d\x280e 234-134 |
