Re: VMs: Evita

[Nick Pelling <incoming@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Knox,

At 18:35 11/02/2004 -0600, Knox wrote:
> Evita considers each of the EVA characters
> f, k, t, p, ch, c, sh, s, ai, al, am, ar, ee, eo, e,
> in, ii, i, od, ok, ol, or, o, d, h, l, m, n, q, r, y,
> more or less, to be a discrete letter,
> many or all of which represent something else,
> likely in an inconsistent and varying manner.

Interesting - but can you please tell us (a) a little more about Evita 
(which I assume is a programme, not a medium? :-o ), (b) which part of 
which transcription you used?

It might also be revealing (a) to try labels and paragraphs separately, or 
(b) to try different hands individually.

Yet... I personally find it strange that "ok" is considered to be a 
composite letter but not "qo" or "dy" - or even "ot", for that matter. 
"ai[i][i]n" also seems to cause some problems here. Curious... :-o

Cheers, .....Nick Pelling..... 


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