Module `tf.writing`

Writing systems support

Transliteration tables for various writing systems.

One can pass a language code to TF.

When TF displays text (e.g. in tf.advanced.display) the language code may trigger the writing direction and the choice of font.

Here are the ones that have an effect:

`iso`	`language`
`akk`	`akkadian`
`hbo`	`tf.writing.hebrew`
`syc`	`tf.writing.syriac`
`uga`	`tf.writing.ugaritic`
`ara`	`tf.writing.arabic`
`grc`	`tf.writing.greek`
`cld`	`neo aramaic`

Default:: string ''

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"""
# Writing systems support

Transliteration tables for various writing systems.

One can pass a language code to TF.

When TF displays text (e.g. in `tf.advanced.display`)
the language code may trigger the writing direction and the choice of font.

Here are the ones that have an effect:

`iso` | `language`
--- | ---
`akk` | `akkadian`
`hbo` | `hebrew`
`syc` | `syriac`
`uga` | `ugaritic`
`ara` | `arabic`
`grc` | `greek`
`cld` | `neo aramaic`

Default:
:   string `''`

"""

Sub-modules

tf.writing.arabic: Arabic characters …
tf.writing.greek: Greek characters …
tf.writing.hebrew: Hebrew characters …
tf.writing.neoaramaic: Neo Aramaic transcriptions …
tf.writing.syriac: Syriac Characters …
tf.writing.transcription: Transcription …
tf.writing.ugaritic: Ugaritic Characters …