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There is a problem when trying to transcript a word like "Cacık" that contains a special char, in this case, dotless i.
I reviewed the code where the exception raises:
def replace_const_end_with_case(match): repl_rules = { 'a': 'â', 'A': 'Â', 'á': 'â', 'Á': 'Â', 'e': 'ê', 'E': 'Ê', 'é': 'ê', 'É': 'Ê', 'i': 'î', 'I': 'Î', 'í': 'î', 'Í': 'Î', 'o': 'ô', 'O': 'Ô', 'ó': 'ô', 'Ó': 'Ô', 'u': 'û', 'U': 'Û', 'ú': 'û', 'Ú': 'Û' } word = match.group(0) prefix = match.group(1) suffix_vowel = match.group(2) suffix_const = match.group(3) else_cond = any( s in prefix for s in ('á', 'é', 'í', 'ó', 'ú', 'Á', 'É', 'Í', 'Ó', 'Ú')) if word.lower() in list(WORDEND_CONST_RULES_EXCEPT.keys()): return keep_case(word, WORDEND_CONST_RULES_EXCEPT[word.lower()]) elif else_cond: return prefix + repl_rules[suffix_vowel] else: if suffix_const.isupper(): return prefix + repl_rules[suffix_vowel] + 'H' else: return prefix + repl_rules[suffix_vowel] + 'h' # <--- EXACTLY HERE
I think that there are two choices to solve this:
I'll check other kind of chars to learn more about this problem.
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