A common misconception is that braille represents English, and other
languages, by a simple mapping between the letters of the Roman alphabet.
In fact, the situation is much more complicated. An extensive system of
language dependent contractions make braille
writing more compact. Braille is almost always written in this contracted
form.
This brailleSCAD library makes use of liblouis, a standard braille
contraction library, to provide contraction rules for representing English
in braille. Contraction is fully automatic from English text in your
OpenSCAD code. The library requires BOSL2.
https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/brailleSCAD
A common misconception is that braille represents English, and other
languages, by a simple mapping between the letters of the Roman alphabet.
In fact, the situation is much more complicated. An extensive system of
language dependent contractions make braille
writing more compact. Braille is almost always written in this contracted
form.
This brailleSCAD library makes use of liblouis, a standard braille
contraction library, to provide contraction rules for representing English
in braille. Contraction is fully automatic from English text in your
OpenSCAD code. The library requires BOSL2.
https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/brailleSCAD