@Deafblind Engineer @Andre Polykanine I run lou_translate from the command line I can post an example of the call of how I'm doing it later. It gives me an output in unicode braille and I can then copy and paste whenever I wish.
So with #liblouis installed and available on the path, I can call it like this: echo "Merry Christmas" | lou_translate unicode.dis,en-us-g2.ctb And it will output ⠠⠍⠻⠗⠽⠀⠠⠡⠗⠊⠌⠍⠁⠎
For most braille codes liblouis is a great source so we can be sure it's going to be right. Just change your table when calling.
@pvagner @menelion Thanks for that Peter. I was able to get it working with Ubuntu under WSL. I changed my table to lou_translate unicode.dis,en-ueb-g2.ctb < input.txt
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in reply to Deafblind Engineer • •So with #liblouis installed and available on the path, I can call it like this:
echo "Merry Christmas" | lou_translate unicode.dis,en-us-g2.ctb
And it will output
⠠⠍⠻⠗⠽⠀⠠⠡⠗⠊⠌⠍⠁⠎
For most braille codes liblouis is a great source so we can be sure it's going to be right. Just change your table when calling.
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