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[1.27.10] Added inverse conditional rules in *_list and *_rules. eg. ?!3 "if rule 3 is NOT set".

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lang=en-r, adjusted vowels.
Moved single characters (eg. % @) from *_list to *_rules so they can be used in combinations (eg. %-).


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@@ -529,11 +529,21 @@ The dictionary list is searched from bottom to top. The first match that satisf
then if "to" is at the end of the clause, we get [tu:], if not then we get [t@].
<p>&nbsp;<hr>
<h3>4.5 Numbers and Character Names</h3>
<h4>4.5.1 Letter names</h4>
<h3>4.5 Conditional Rules</h3>
Rules in a <b>_rules</b> file and entries in a <b>_list</b> file can be made conditional. They apply only to some voices. This can be useful to specify different pronunciations for different variants of a language (dialects or accents).<p>
Conditional rules have &nbsp; <b>?</b> &nbsp; and a condition number at the start if the line in the <b>_rules</b> or <b>_list</b> file. This means that the rule only applies of that condition number is specified in a <b>dictrules</b> line in the <a href="voices.html">voice file</a>.<p>
If the rule starts with &nbsp; <b>?!</b> &nbsp; then the rule only applies if the condition number is <b>not</b> specified in the voice file. eg.<p>
<pre>
?3 can't kant // only use this if the voice has: dictrules 3
?!3 rather rA:D3 // only use if the voice doesn't have: dictrules 3
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<p>&nbsp;<hr>
<h3>4.6 Numbers and Character Names</h3>
<h4>4.6.1 Letter names</h4>
The names of individual letters can be given either in the <b>_rules</b> or <b>_list</b> file. Sometimes an individual letter is also used as a word in the language and its pronunciation as a word differs from its letter name. If so, it should be listed in the <b>_list</b> file, preceded by an underscore, to give the letter name (as distinct from its pronunciation as a word). eg. in English:
<pre> _a eI</pre>
<h4>4.5.2 Numbers</h4>
<h4>4.6.2 Numbers</h4>
The operation the TranslateNumber() function is controlled by the language's <code>langopts.numbers</code> option. This constructs spoken numbers from fragments according to various options which can be set for each language. The number fragments are given in the <b>_list</b> file.
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