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 # © 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others.
 # License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#License
 #
 # File: Zawgyi_my.txt
 # Generated from CLDR
 #

 # This transform converts Zawgyi "encoded" Burmese into proper
 # unicode. Zawgyi is a popular encoding scheme in Myanmar. It uses
 # the Myanmar unicode range but assigns different characters or
 # glyphs to some codepoints. In addition to the character mapping,
 # there is reordering of codepoints needed to match the expected
 # unicode order. This reordering is context-based.
 #
 # This transform is done in two main stages:
 # (1) Map all Zawgyi codepoints to their Unicode counterpart.
 # (2) Perform reordering.
 # Modern Burmese digits & Unicode code points.
 $nondigits = [^\u1040-\u1049];
 $consonant = [\u1000-\u1021];
 $vowelsign = [\u102B-\u1030\u1032];  # Unicode vowel signs except E (1031)
 $umedial = [\u103B-\u103E];    # Medial codepoints in Unicode
 $vowelmedial = [\u102B-\u1030\u1032\u103B-\u103F];  # Union of vowel signs and medials
 $ukinzi = \u1004\u103A\u1039;  # Codepoints representing kinzi in Unicode
 # ZAWGYI MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA
 # This character has multiple representations in the Zawgyi font.
 $zmedialra = [\u103B\u107E-\u1084];
 ####
 #### STAGE (1): CODEPOINT MAPPING FROM ZAWGYI TO UNICODE
 ####
 # Kinzi (predefined ligatures)
 # Move base character to the right
 ($consonant) \u103A \u1064 → $ukinzi $1 \u103B;
 ($consonant) \u1064 → $ukinzi $1;
 \u1064 → $ukinzi;
 # Special cases moving base character to right before
 ($consonant) \u108b → $ukinzi $1 \u102D;
 ($consonant) \u108C → $ukinzi $1 \u102E;
 ($consonant) \u108D → $ukinzi $1 \u1036;
 # Special cases moving Kinzi block to left
 ($consonant) \u103A \u1033 \u108B → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102D \u102F;
 ($consonant) \u103A \u108b → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102D ;
 ($consonant) \u103A \u108C \u1033 → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102E \u102F;
 ($consonant) \u103A \u108C → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102E ;
 ($consonant) \u103A \u108D → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u1036 ;
 ($consonant) \u103A \u108e → $1 \u103B \u102D \u1036 ;
 \u108B → $ukinzi \u102D ;
 \u108C → $ukinzi \u102E ;
 \u108D → $ukinzi \u1036 ;
 # Consonants (only the ones that have to change)
 \u106A ($vowelsign) \u1038 → \u1025 $1 \u1038 ;  # U sound
 \u106A → \u1009 ;  # NYA
 \u106B → \u100A ;
 \u108F → \u1014 ;
 \u1090 → \u101B ;
 \u1086 → \u103F ;
 # yapin
 \u103A → \u103B ;
 \u107D → \u103B ;
 # wasway
 \u103C \u108A → \u103D \u103E;  # To avoid duplicate medials
 \u103C → \u103D ;
 \u108A → \u103D \u103E ;
 # hatoh
 \u103D → \u103E ;
 \u1087 → \u103E ;
 \u1088 → \u103E \u102F ;
 \u1089 → \u103E \u1030 ;
 # Single diacritics with space - use non-breaking
 # TODO(ccornelius): determine if this breaks transliteration
 # asat
 \u1039 → \u103A ;
 # Vowels
 \u1033 → \u102F ;
 \u1034 → \u1030 ;
 \u105A → \u102B \u103A ;
 \u108E → \u102D \u1036 ;
 # lDot
 # Special cases to move dot to right of base consonant
 \u1031 \u1094 ($consonant) \u103D → $1 \u103E \u1031 \u1037 ;
 \u1094 → \u1037 ;
 \u1095 → \u1037 ;
 # Special cases for 1025 vs 1009
 \u1025 \u1061 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1001;
 \u1025 \u1062 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1002;
 \u1025 \u1065 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1005;
 \u1025 \u1068 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1007;
 \u1025 \u1076 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1013;
 \u1025 \u1078 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1015;
 \u1025 \u107A → \u1009 \u1039 \u1017;
 \u1025 \u1079 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1016;
 ($consonant) \u103A \u1039 → $1 \u103A \u103B;
 # Stacked Consonants
 \u1060 → \u1039 \u1000 ;
 \u1061 → \u1039 \u1001 ;
 \u1062 → \u1039 \u1002 ;
 \u1063 → \u1039 \u1003 ;
 \u1065 → \u1039 \u1005 ;
 \u1066 → \u1039 \u1006 ;
 \u1067 → \u1039 \u1006 ;
 \u1068 → \u1039 \u1007 ;
 \u1069 → \u1039 \u1008 ;
 \u106C → \u1039 \u100B ;
 \u106D → \u1039 \u100C ;
 \u1070 → \u1039 \u100F ;
 \u1071 → \u1039 \u1010 ;
 \u1072 → \u1039 \u1010 ;
 \u1096 → \u1039 \u1010 \u103D;
 \u1073 → \u1039 \u1011 ;
 \u1074 → \u1039 \u1011 ;
 \u1075 → \u1039 \u1012 ;
 \u1076 → \u1039 \u1013 ;
 \u1077 → \u1039 \u1014 ;
 \u1078 → \u1039 \u1015 ;
 \u1079 → \u1039 \u1016 ;
 \u107A → \u1039 \u1017 ;
 \u107B → \u1039 \u1018 ;
 \u1093 → \u1039 \u1018 ;
 \u107C → \u1039 \u1019 ;
 \u1085 → \u1039 \u101C ;
 # Pre-defined ligatures
 \u106E → \u100D\u1039\u100D ;
 \u106F → \u100D\u1039\u100E ;
 \u1091 → \u100F\u1039\u100D ;
 \u1092 → \u100B\u1039\u100C ;
 \u1097 → \u100B\u1039\u100B ;
 \u104E → \u104E\u1004\u103A\u1038 ;
 # yayit
 $zmedialra → \u103C ;
 ####
 #### STAGE (2): POST REORDERING RULES FOR UNICODE RENDERING
 #### Now every codepoint is Unicode.  This starts conversion
 #### from semi-visual order to logical order.
 ####
 ::Null;
 # Case of MYANMAR digit being used instead of a letter
 \u1044 \u103a → | \u104E \u103A ;
 # Lone zero with diacritic mark
 \u1031 \u1040 ($nondigits) → \u1031 \u101D $1;
 ($nondigits) \u1040 ([\u102B-\u103F]) → $1 \u101D $2;
 # cwc: Simpler replacements for Zawgyi 1025
 \u1025 \u103A → \u1009 \u103A;
 \u1025 \u102E → \u1026;
 # Asat and dot below reordering.
 \u1037\u103A → \u103A\u1037;
 # Reorder some vowel signs
 \u1036 ($umedial*) ($vowelsign+) → $1 $2 \u1036 ;
 ([\u102B\u102C\u102F\u1030]) ([\u102D\u102E\u1032]) → $2 $1;
 # Move ra medial, but not others.
 \u103C ($consonant) → $1 \u103C;
 ####
 #### Stage 3
 #### Move \u1031, \u1036, and \u103C after consonants.
 ::Null;
 # 1031 moved after consonant, with and without kinzi or medials
 ([\u1031]+) $ukinzi ($consonant) → $ukinzi $2 $1;
 ([\u1031]+) ($consonant) ($umedial+) → $2 $3 $1;
 ([\u1031]+) ($consonant) } [^\u103B\u103C\u103D\u103E] → $2 $1;
 \u103C \u103A \u1039 ($consonant) → \u103A \u1039 $1 \u103C;
 \u1036 ($umedial+) → $1 \u1036;
 ####
 #### Stage 4
 #### Reordering medials, dot below, contractions, E sign, and asat.
 ::Null;
 # Reorder the medials
 ([\u103C\u103D\u103E]+) \u103B → \u103B $1;
 ([\u103D\u103E]+) \u103C → \u103C $1;
 \u103E\u103D → \u103D\u103E ;
 # Contractions with vowel signs
 ([\u1031]+) ($vowelsign*) \u1039 ($consonant) → \u1039 $3 $1 $2;
 ($vowelsign+) \u1039 ($consonant) → \u1039 $2 $1;
 # Move vowel sign E \u1031 after medials, but not across consonants
 ($umedial*) ([\u1031]+) ($umedial*) → $1 $3 $2;
 # Reorder dot below after medials and vowel diacritics
 \u1037 ([\u102D-\u1030\u1032\u1036]) → $1 \u1037;
 \u1037 ($umedial+) → $1 \u1037;
 # Move vowel signs after medials
 ($vowelsign+) ($umedial+) → $2 $1;
 # Reorder modifiers and asat
 ($consonant) ([\u102B-\u1032\u1036\u103B-\u103E]) \u103A ($consonant) → $1 \u103A $2 $3;
 ####
 #### Stage 5.  More reorderings
 #### Vowel signs after medials, sort medials,
 ####
 ::Null;
 ([\u1031]+) ($umedial+) → $2 $1;
 # More moving vowel signs after medials
 ($vowelsign) ($umedial) → $2 $1;
 # Sort the medials
 ([\u103C\u103D\u103E]) \u103B → \u103B $1;
 ([\u103D\u103E]) \u103C → \u103C $1;
 \u103E\u103D → \u103D\u103E ;
 # Move visarga (\u1038) after other signs
 \u1038 ([$vowelmedial]) → $1 \u1038;
 \u1038 ([\u1036\u1037\u103A]) → $1 \u1038;
 ###
 ### Stage 6
 ### Finish medial sorting, fix conflicting and extra diacritics
 ###
 ::Null;
 # Fix 103B/103A order for asat.
 ($consonant) \u103B \u103A → $1 \u103A \u103B;
	# © 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others.
	# License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#License
	#
	# File: Zawgyi_my.txt
	# Generated from CLDR
	#

	# This transform converts Zawgyi "encoded" Burmese into proper
	# unicode. Zawgyi is a popular encoding scheme in Myanmar. It uses
	# the Myanmar unicode range but assigns different characters or
	# glyphs to some codepoints. In addition to the character mapping,
	# there is reordering of codepoints needed to match the expected
	# unicode order. This reordering is context-based.
	#
	# This transform is done in two main stages:
	# (1) Map all Zawgyi codepoints to their Unicode counterpart.
	# (2) Perform reordering.
	# Modern Burmese digits & Unicode code points.
	$nondigits = [^\u1040-\u1049];
	$consonant = [\u1000-\u1021];
	$vowelsign = [\u102B-\u1030\u1032]; # Unicode vowel signs except E (1031)
	$umedial = [\u103B-\u103E]; # Medial codepoints in Unicode
	$vowelmedial = [\u102B-\u1030\u1032\u103B-\u103F]; # Union of vowel signs and medials
	$ukinzi = \u1004\u103A\u1039; # Codepoints representing kinzi in Unicode
	# ZAWGYI MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA
	# This character has multiple representations in the Zawgyi font.
	$zmedialra = [\u103B\u107E-\u1084];
	####
	#### STAGE (1): CODEPOINT MAPPING FROM ZAWGYI TO UNICODE
	####
	# Kinzi (predefined ligatures)
	# Move base character to the right
	($consonant) \u103A \u1064 → $ukinzi $1 \u103B;
	($consonant) \u1064 → $ukinzi $1;
	\u1064 → $ukinzi;
	# Special cases moving base character to right before
	($consonant) \u108b → $ukinzi $1 \u102D;
	($consonant) \u108C → $ukinzi $1 \u102E;
	($consonant) \u108D → $ukinzi $1 \u1036;
	# Special cases moving Kinzi block to left
	($consonant) \u103A \u1033 \u108B → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102D \u102F;
	($consonant) \u103A \u108b → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102D ;
	($consonant) \u103A \u108C \u1033 → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102E \u102F;
	($consonant) \u103A \u108C → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u102E ;
	($consonant) \u103A \u108D → $ukinzi $1 \u103B \u1036 ;
	($consonant) \u103A \u108e → $1 \u103B \u102D \u1036 ;
	\u108B → $ukinzi \u102D ;
	\u108C → $ukinzi \u102E ;
	\u108D → $ukinzi \u1036 ;
	# Consonants (only the ones that have to change)
	\u106A ($vowelsign) \u1038 → \u1025 $1 \u1038 ; # U sound
	\u106A → \u1009 ; # NYA
	\u106B → \u100A ;
	\u108F → \u1014 ;
	\u1090 → \u101B ;
	\u1086 → \u103F ;
	# yapin
	\u103A → \u103B ;
	\u107D → \u103B ;
	# wasway
	\u103C \u108A → \u103D \u103E; # To avoid duplicate medials
	\u103C → \u103D ;
	\u108A → \u103D \u103E ;
	# hatoh
	\u103D → \u103E ;
	\u1087 → \u103E ;
	\u1088 → \u103E \u102F ;
	\u1089 → \u103E \u1030 ;
	# Single diacritics with space - use non-breaking
	# TODO(ccornelius): determine if this breaks transliteration
	# asat
	\u1039 → \u103A ;
	# Vowels
	\u1033 → \u102F ;
	\u1034 → \u1030 ;
	\u105A → \u102B \u103A ;
	\u108E → \u102D \u1036 ;
	# lDot
	# Special cases to move dot to right of base consonant
	\u1031 \u1094 ($consonant) \u103D → $1 \u103E \u1031 \u1037 ;
	\u1094 → \u1037 ;
	\u1095 → \u1037 ;
	# Special cases for 1025 vs 1009
	\u1025 \u1061 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1001;
	\u1025 \u1062 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1002;
	\u1025 \u1065 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1005;
	\u1025 \u1068 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1007;
	\u1025 \u1076 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1013;
	\u1025 \u1078 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1015;
	\u1025 \u107A → \u1009 \u1039 \u1017;
	\u1025 \u1079 → \u1009 \u1039 \u1016;
	($consonant) \u103A \u1039 → $1 \u103A \u103B;
	# Stacked Consonants
	\u1060 → \u1039 \u1000 ;
	\u1061 → \u1039 \u1001 ;
	\u1062 → \u1039 \u1002 ;
	\u1063 → \u1039 \u1003 ;
	\u1065 → \u1039 \u1005 ;
	\u1066 → \u1039 \u1006 ;
	\u1067 → \u1039 \u1006 ;
	\u1068 → \u1039 \u1007 ;
	\u1069 → \u1039 \u1008 ;
	\u106C → \u1039 \u100B ;
	\u106D → \u1039 \u100C ;
	\u1070 → \u1039 \u100F ;
	\u1071 → \u1039 \u1010 ;
	\u1072 → \u1039 \u1010 ;
	\u1096 → \u1039 \u1010 \u103D;
	\u1073 → \u1039 \u1011 ;
	\u1074 → \u1039 \u1011 ;
	\u1075 → \u1039 \u1012 ;
	\u1076 → \u1039 \u1013 ;
	\u1077 → \u1039 \u1014 ;
	\u1078 → \u1039 \u1015 ;
	\u1079 → \u1039 \u1016 ;
	\u107A → \u1039 \u1017 ;
	\u107B → \u1039 \u1018 ;
	\u1093 → \u1039 \u1018 ;
	\u107C → \u1039 \u1019 ;
	\u1085 → \u1039 \u101C ;
	# Pre-defined ligatures
	\u106E → \u100D\u1039\u100D ;
	\u106F → \u100D\u1039\u100E ;
	\u1091 → \u100F\u1039\u100D ;
	\u1092 → \u100B\u1039\u100C ;
	\u1097 → \u100B\u1039\u100B ;
	\u104E → \u104E\u1004\u103A\u1038 ;
	# yayit
	$zmedialra → \u103C ;
	####
	#### STAGE (2): POST REORDERING RULES FOR UNICODE RENDERING
	#### Now every codepoint is Unicode. This starts conversion
	#### from semi-visual order to logical order.
	####
	::Null;
	# Case of MYANMAR digit being used instead of a letter
	\u1044 \u103a → \| \u104E \u103A ;
	# Lone zero with diacritic mark
	\u1031 \u1040 ($nondigits) → \u1031 \u101D $1;
	($nondigits) \u1040 ([\u102B-\u103F]) → $1 \u101D $2;
	# cwc: Simpler replacements for Zawgyi 1025
	\u1025 \u103A → \u1009 \u103A;
	\u1025 \u102E → \u1026;
	# Asat and dot below reordering.
	\u1037\u103A → \u103A\u1037;
	# Reorder some vowel signs
	\u1036 ($umedial*) ($vowelsign+) → $1 $2 \u1036 ;
	([\u102B\u102C\u102F\u1030]) ([\u102D\u102E\u1032]) → $2 $1;
	# Move ra medial, but not others.
	\u103C ($consonant) → $1 \u103C;
	####
	#### Stage 3
	#### Move \u1031, \u1036, and \u103C after consonants.
	::Null;
	# 1031 moved after consonant, with and without kinzi or medials
	([\u1031]+) $ukinzi ($consonant) → $ukinzi $2 $1;
	([\u1031]+) ($consonant) ($umedial+) → $2 $3 $1;
	([\u1031]+) ($consonant) } [^\u103B\u103C\u103D\u103E] → $2 $1;
	\u103C \u103A \u1039 ($consonant) → \u103A \u1039 $1 \u103C;
	\u1036 ($umedial+) → $1 \u1036;
	####
	#### Stage 4
	#### Reordering medials, dot below, contractions, E sign, and asat.
	::Null;
	# Reorder the medials
	([\u103C\u103D\u103E]+) \u103B → \u103B $1;
	([\u103D\u103E]+) \u103C → \u103C $1;
	\u103E\u103D → \u103D\u103E ;
	# Contractions with vowel signs
	([\u1031]+) ($vowelsign*) \u1039 ($consonant) → \u1039 $3 $1 $2;
	($vowelsign+) \u1039 ($consonant) → \u1039 $2 $1;
	# Move vowel sign E \u1031 after medials, but not across consonants
	($umedial) ([\u1031]+) ($umedial) → $1 $3 $2;
	# Reorder dot below after medials and vowel diacritics
	\u1037 ([\u102D-\u1030\u1032\u1036]) → $1 \u1037;
	\u1037 ($umedial+) → $1 \u1037;
	# Move vowel signs after medials
	($vowelsign+) ($umedial+) → $2 $1;
	# Reorder modifiers and asat
	($consonant) ([\u102B-\u1032\u1036\u103B-\u103E]) \u103A ($consonant) → $1 \u103A $2 $3;
	####
	#### Stage 5. More reorderings
	#### Vowel signs after medials, sort medials,
	####
	::Null;
	([\u1031]+) ($umedial+) → $2 $1;
	# More moving vowel signs after medials
	($vowelsign) ($umedial) → $2 $1;
	# Sort the medials
	([\u103C\u103D\u103E]) \u103B → \u103B $1;
	([\u103D\u103E]) \u103C → \u103C $1;
	\u103E\u103D → \u103D\u103E ;
	# Move visarga (\u1038) after other signs
	\u1038 ([$vowelmedial]) → $1 \u1038;
	\u1038 ([\u1036\u1037\u103A]) → $1 \u1038;
	###
	### Stage 6
	### Finish medial sorting, fix conflicting and extra diacritics
	###
	::Null;
	# Fix 103B/103A order for asat.
	($consonant) \u103B \u103A → $1 \u103A \u103B;