Need to find the complete set of ASCII values (number/integers) for
the roma-ji character set.
Hi,
From what I have found, Roma-Ji seems to be a way of representing
Japanese characters using the roman character set (a-z, etc, see
http://lc.ust.hk/~sac/advice/japanese/pronunciation/JP3.htm).
Would you like the ASCII values for the standard roman character set?
Greetings, jmradle!
Are you merely looking for ASCII to Roma-ji conversion tables, or are
you looking for Romaji conversion tables to other forms of Japanese?
Regards,
aceresearcher
Sorry...I have educated myself a bit on the subject in the past couple
of hours and realized more exactly what roma-ji means. My original
question concerned querying a database and using the ASCII sql command
to identify specifically which Japanese names had been recorded in
'roma-ji'. My understanding now though, is that "roma-ji" does not
have it's own set of ASCII ISO ranges...instead, I'll just have to
identify Japanese name data that's recorded in the standard roman
character set.
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