Crate kana

Converters of troublesome characters included in Japanese texts.

• Half-width-kana[半角ｶﾅ;HANKAKU KANA] -> normal Katakana
• Wide-alphanumeric[全角英数;ZENKAKU EISU] <-> normal ASCII

Example

extern crate kana;
use kana::*;
 
fn main() {
    let s1 = "ﾏﾂｵ ﾊﾞｼｮｳ ｱﾟ";
    assert_eq!("マツオ バショウ ア ゚", half2kana(s1));
    assert_eq!("マツオ バショウ ア゚", half2full(s1));
 
    let s2 = "ひ゜ひ゛んは゛";
    assert_eq!("ぴびんば", combine(s2));
    assert_eq!("ひ ゚ひ ゙んは ゙", vsmark2combi(s2));
 
    let s3 = "＃＆Ｒｕｓｔ－１．６！";
    assert_eq!("#&Rust-1.6!", wide2ascii(s3));
}

Functions

ascii2wide

Convert normal ASCII characters into Wide-alphanumeric [A -> Ａ]

combine

Combine base characters and diacritical marks on Hiragana/Katakana [かﾞハ゜ -> がパ]

half2full

Convert Half-width-kana into normal Katakana with diacritical marks separated [ｱﾞﾊﾟ -> ア゙パ]

half2kana

Convert Half-width-kana into normal Katakana with diacritical marks combined [ｱﾞﾊﾟ -> アﾞパ]

hira2kata

Convert Hiragana into Katakana [あ -> ア]

kata2hira

Convert Katakana into Hiragana [ア -> あ]

nowidespace

Convert Wide-space into normal space [“　“ -> “ “]

nowideyen

Convert Wide-yen into Half-width-yen [“￥” -> “¥”]

space2wide

Convert normal space into Wide-space [“ “ -> “　“]

vsmark2combi

Convert all separated Voiced-sound-marks into space+combining style “\u{20}\u{3099}”

vsmark2full

Convert all separated Voiced-sound-marks into full-width style “\u{309B}”

vsmark2half

Convert all separated Voiced-sound-marks into half-width style “\u{FF9E}”

wide2ascii

Convert Wide-alphanumeric into normal ASCII [Ａ -> A]

yen2wide

Convert Half-width-yen into Wide-yen [“¥” -> “￥”]