Character Set Mapping and Transliteration

Are you facing the challenge of working with foreign languages like Greek, Russian, Japanese or Chinese without being a native speaker and having the respective input devices at your disposal?

AddressDoctor Character Set Mapping and Transliteration is an invaluable help when working with strings in almost all common character sets. It supports 40 different character sets and can transform six non-Latin writing systems into Latin characters through Transliteration:

• Mapping between 40 different character sets, including UTF-8, ISO 8859-1, GBK, BIG5, JIS, EBCDIC
• Character filter on 'a'-'Z' and '0'-'9'
• Correct "removal" of diacritics according to language specific rules
• HTML and URL encoding and decoding
• Unix <-> Windows line break conversions

AddressDoctor supports the following Non-Latin writing systems:

1. Greek Transliteration (BGN/PCGN 1962, ISO 843 - 1997)
2. Cyrillic Transliteration (BGN/PCGN 1947, ISO 9 - 1995)
3. Hebrew Transliteration
4. Japanese Katakana, Hiragana und Kanji Transliteration
5. Chinese Pinyin Transliteration (Mandarin, Cantonese)
6. Korean Hangul Transliteration

AddressDoctor CSMT is fully Unicode enabled and offers all important functions of a modern string class in C, C++ and Java.

AddressDoctor Character Set Mapping and Transliteration is fully Unicode enabled and is the basis for all AddressDoctor products from s–XL.

Please contact the AddressDoctor Sales Team for detailed information and also check the demonstrations provided below.

Transliteration of postal addresses with the AddressDoctor Postal Code Lookup

The AddressDoctor Postal Code Lookup transliterates addresses between 7 different writing systems.

Example: Transliteration of a Cyrillic address