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This package is a simple wrapper around Perl's transliteration operator 'tr/../../..'. Starting either from two strings of characters, or from a map of characters, it will compile a function that applies the transliteration to any list of strings. This does very little work, and therefore would barely merit a module on its own; it was written mainly for serving as a base package for Text::Transliterator::Unaccent. However, in some situations it may be useful in its own right, since Perl has no construct similar to 'qr/.../' for "compiling" a transliteration. As a matter of fact, the 'tr/../../' documentation says "if you want to use variables, you must use an eval()" ... which is what the present module does, albeit in a somewhat more controlled way.
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