- Kombuwa ( ෙ◌)
- Aela-pilla ( ◌ා)
- Keti aeda-pilla ( ◌ැ)
- Diga aeda-pilla ( ◌ෑ)
- Keti is-pilla ( ◌ි )
- Diga ispilla ( ◌ී )
- Keti paa-pilla ( ◌ු )
- Diga paa-pilla ( ◌ූ )
- Gaeta-pilla ( ◌ෘ)
- Gayanukitta ( ◌ෟ)
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Vocalic Strokes
Thursday, November 28, 2013
kundaliya - ෴
The code 0DF4 represents the kundaliya (෴). The kundaliya, which is a punctuation mark unique to Sinhala writing, is sometimes used to conclude a paragraph.
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Sinhala vowels, consonants and modifiers
The 18 vowels, unlike consonants, are used only at the beginning of words.
They are as follows:
The Sinhala alphabet possesses 41 consonants as shown below with the Romanised notations as used in Unicode.
The Sinhala alphabet possesses 41 consonants as shown below with the Romanised notations as used in Unicode.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Optimization of the keyboard arrangement problem using an Ant Colony algorithm
How it works?
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- An abstract representation of a keyboard is introduced
- An evaluation function taking account of ergonomic criteria is proposed
- Based on the generic framework of Ant Colony optimization, an algorithm is developed and applied
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Keyboards for Indic Languages
This is a presentation based on a paper written by Prof. Gihan Dias and G. Balachandran of University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. The paper first identifies the basic types of Indic keyboards; viz. consonant-vowel, typewriter and transliteration. Secondly this paper comprises case studies of the development of standard computer keyboards for Sinhala and Tamil Indic script languages used in Sri Lanka.
You can download the presentation "Keyboards for Indic Languages" here.
You can download the presentation "Keyboards for Indic Languages" here.
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