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NAME

       jvocuhadju - Lujvo picker (based on the rules in the reference grammar.)

SYNOPSIS

       jvocuhadju [-v] [-a] [-l] tanru-component-1 [ ...  tanru-component-n ]

DESCRIPTION

       jvocuhadju  is  a  program  that  reads a list of tanru-components (gismu or cmavo) on the
       command line,  and  constructs  the  possible  short-form  lujvo  corresponding  to  those
       components in sequence.  The possible lujvo are displayed ranked in order of desirability,
       with their scores shown based on the algorithm in the reference grammar.  The lowest score
       is best.

       Where  a  tanru-component  is  a  cmavo  containing  an  apostrophe, the apostrophe may be
       replaced by the letter "h" on the command line.  This is a convenience to avoid having  to
       backslash-escape the apostrophe to hide it from the shell.

OPTIONS

       -v     Show the program version and exit.

       -a     List all possible lujvo for the input tanru (default is just the best 8).

       -l     Allow  4/5  letter  rafsi to be picked even if a 3 letter form is available for any
              particular tanru component.

       tanru-component-k
              This is a gismu or cmavo which is one component of the word.   Cmavo  must  have  a
              rafsi corresponding to them.

SEE ALSO

       jbofihe
              Checks  Lojban  grammar checker and provides English translations of the individual
              words.

       cmafihe
              Provides English translations of Lojban words in the input,  without  checking  the
              grammar.  Useful for getting a rough translation of grammatically invalid text.

FILES

BUGS

       ju'oru'e so'imei (Surely there are many).

REFERENCES

       http://go.to/jbofihe
              Home page for the jbofihe project

       http://www.lojban.org/
              Home page of the Lojban community

       http://www.rrbcurnow.freeuk.com/lojban/
              My Lojban page.

AUTHOR

       Richard Curnow <rpc@myself.com>

                                            April 2000                             jvocuhadju(1L)