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# look this up!
LANGCODE:??_??

NEEDSSORT:true

LANGINFO: <p>Catalan includes several special tiles, "L.L", "NY" and
LANGINFO: "QU" in addition to Ç.  There are no "Y" or "Q" tiles,
LANGINFO: and all words containing either of these letters not in
LANGINFO: combination with a "N" or "U" will be excluded from the
LANGINFO: dictionary. </p>

LANGINFO: <p>"L" is legal by itself, as are words in which two "L"s
LANGINFO: appear side-by-side.  If you want your dictionary to include
LANGINFO: the "L.L" tile you'll need to make sure that the exact
LANGINFO: string "L.L" (or "l.l") appears in the wordlist you
LANGINFO: upload.</p>


LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: tr 'ça-z' 'ÇA-Z' |
LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: grep -v 'Q[^U]' |
LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: grep -v '[^N]Y' |
LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: grep -v '^Y' |
LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: grep '^[ÇA-JL-VXYZ\.]*$' |
LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: sed -e 's/L\.L/1/g' -e 's/NY/2/g' -e 's/QU/3/g' |
LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr -s '\n\r' '\000\000'

#LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: sed 's/NY/2/g' |
#LANGFILTER_PRECLIP: sed 's/QU/3/g' |


LANGFILTER_POSTCLIP: | tr '123' '\001\002\003'



# High bit means "official".  Next 7 bits are an enum where
# Catalan==b.  Low byte is padding
XLOC_HEADER:0x8B00


<BEGIN_TILES>
2	0	  {"_"}
12	1     'A'
2	3     'B'
3	2     'C'
1	10	  'Ç'
3	2	  'D'
13	1     'E'
1	4     'F'
2	3     'G'
1	8     'H'
8	1     'I'
1	8     'J'
4	1     'L'
1	10    {"L.L"}
3	2     'M'
6	1     'N'
1	10    {"NY"}
5	1     'O'
2	3     'P'
1	8     {"QU"}
8	1     'R'
8	1     'S'
5	1     'T'
4	1     'U'
1	4     'V'
1	10    'X'
1	8     'Z'
<END_TILES>
#
# NOTES:
#------
#    (1) - Just for avoiding character set mistakes: in the "INT." section of the Palm 
#          screen keyboard, this letter is on the first line, at the very right of "ae".
#    (2) - This is another curious catalan double-letter: two "L" separated by a dot.
#    (3) - In catalan, the "Y" is only used for the double-letter "NY".
#    (4) - In catalan, the tile is not [Q], i [QU]; because it is not possible to
#          use a "Q" alone.
#    (5) - Blank tile.