This script converts decimal numbers to Glagolitic numerals. It includes an option to add a titlo symbol to the result.
- Convert decimal numbers to Glagolitic numerals
- Optional titlo symbol addition
- Command-line interface
- Can be used as a Python module
- Python 3.x
- Bash
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/slojinika/dec2glag.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd dec2glag
Run the script from the command line:
python dec2glag.py [-h] [-t] number
Arguments:
- number: The decimal number to convert (required)
- -t, --titlo: Add titlo to the result (optional)
- -h, --help: Show help message and exit
# Convert 220 to Glagolitic
result = dec2glag(220)
print(result)
# Convert 888 with titlo
result_with_titlo = dec2glag(888, use_titlo=True)
print(result_with_titlo)
- Convert 220 to Glagolitic
python dec2glag.py 220
- Convert 220 with titlo:
python dec2glag.py -t 220
I have met the opinion that ⰹ this symbol has never been used as a denotation of a digit, although I have seen live examples when it was used. I took as a basis the normative variant (ⰺ) from the Gospel (Cod. Slav. 146). If I am wrong, please correct it.
| ⱍ (1000) | ⱎ (2000) | ⱏ (3000) | ⱑ (4000) | ⱓ (5000) | ||||
| ⱃ (100) | ⱄ (200) | ⱅ (300) | ⱆ (400) | ⱇ (500) | ⱈ (600) | ⱉ (700) | ⱋ (800) | ⱌ (900) |
| ⰺ (10) | ⰻ (20) | ⰼ (30) | ⰽ (40) | ⰾ (50) | ⰿ (60) | ⱀ (70) | ⱁ (80) | ⱂ (90) |
| ⰰ (1) | ⰱ (2) | ⰲ (3) | ⰳ (4) | ⰴ (5) | ⰵ (6) | ⰶ (7) | ⰷ (8) | ⰸ (9) |