Now that we allow comments in the custom data files, this change writes
localized templates as well as basic instructions. Links to McBopomofo
User's Manual are also provided.
Since we have implemented the functions to add and exlcude phrases, the
commit allows users to use a table to change the output of a phrase
without changing its BPMF reading and score, when the "phrase replacement"
mode is on.
It could help users to switch a specific input scenario and the ordinary
one. For example, if a user wants to work on financial Chinese numbers
like 壹、貳、參, he or she may want the characters to have higher score
as the normal numbers like 一、二、三. The commit can let the users to
temporarily replace 一、二、三 to 壹、貳、參 by just turn on "phrase
replacement" mode and prepare a custom table.
The conversion is not done on the output phase like how we do
Traditional/Simplified Chinese conversion. What the phrase replacement
table does is to slightly modify the language model. The replacement
takes place on walking the nodes and candidates list.
A user can enable the mode and edit the table from the input menu. Since
the function is quite advanced, the menu items are hidden until the user
holds the option key.
The table is a plain text file. Each line contains a "from" and "to".
For example
```
一 壹
```
However, if the user also want all other phrase contain 一 to become 壹,
all of the phrases have to be built into the table
```
一百 壹佰
一千 壹仟
一萬 壹萬
一百萬 壹百萬
```
There was a legacy user override model which creates a folder and a
plist file. If a user uses McBopomofo for years, the folder would
exist. However, when the old override model was removed, I forgot
to create the folder for the new user phrase file.
The bug would let the users with new installation of McBopomofo unable
to add user phrases.
This commit:
* Creates a new top-level Xcode project file
* Renames remaining Lettuce (the original codename) uses to McBopomofo
* Renames English.lproj (the old style locale name) to en.lproj
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Lukhnos Liu
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Mengjuei Hsieh