jyotisha.custom_transliteration

jyotisha.custom_transliteration.clean_tamil_Na(text)

jyotisha.custom_transliteration.print_lat_lon(lat, lon)

Returns a formatted string for a latitude and longitude

Returns a formatted string for latitude and longitude, given sexagesimal ‘strings’ using colons for separation

Args:

str latstr str lonstr

Returns:

string corresponding to the formatted latitude and longitude

Examples:

>>> print_lat_lon('13:05:24','80:16:12') #Chennai
"13°05'24''N, 80°16'12''E"
>>> print_lat_lon('37:23:59','-122:08:34') #Palo Alto
"37°23'59''N, 122°08'34''W"
>>> print_lat_lon(1, -1)
"1°0'0''N, 1°0'0''W"

jyotisha.custom_transliteration.romanise(iast_text)

jyotisha.custom_transliteration.sexastr2deci(sexa_str)

Converts as sexagesimal string to decimal

Converts a given sexagesimal string to its decimal value

Args:

A string encoding of a sexagesimal value, with the various components separated by colons

Returns:

A decimal value corresponding to the sexagesimal string

Examples:

>>> sexastr2deci('15:30:00')
15.5
>>> sexastr2deci('-15:30:45')
-15.5125

jyotisha.custom_transliteration.tr(text, script, titled=True, source_script='hk_dravidian')

NOTE: Please don’t put your custom tex/ md/ ics whatever code here and pollute core library functions. Wrap this in your own functions if you must. Functions should be atomic.

jyotisha.custom_transliteration.transliterate_from_language(text, language, script)