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Well, gen and sca² are great, but bugfull. For example:
• the applier doesn't see \t (the tabulator sign) as a whitespace;
• the categories symbols are only recognised when at start of a rule, making you unable of applying such rules as , the workaround is simply listing each combination, which is kinda pointless;
• you can use wildcards only once per a rule, so. and will work correctly, whereas won't, the workaround — see above;
• the same applies when you try to use both at once ­— won't work, too.

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The conlanger formerly known as “the conlanger formerly known as Pole, the”.

If we don't study the mistakes of the future we're doomed to repeat them for the first time.

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OMG AN ACTUAL CONPOST WTFBBQ

Formerly known as Drydic.

Well yes, P/B/_ works, however mP/B/_ doesn't.

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If we don't study the mistakes of the future we're doomed to repeat them for the first time.

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The conlanger formerly known as “the conlanger formerly known as Pole, the”.

If we don't study the mistakes of the future we're doomed to repeat them for the first time.

I rarely seem to be in the mood to look at JavaScript , but I did fix up gen today and I'll look at SCA2 later.

Changes:

1. Fixed the rewrite rules. I figured it would save processing time to apply them all at once, but it turns out to take no appreciable time to apply them word by word. So that should fix their interfering with the html.

2. Removed the case insensitivity. I forget why I did that and I can't think of a good reason now. If you were writing indifferently, it won't work right anymore. If it's really a problem I'll add a checkbox.

3. Added an "Always" option for monosyllabicity. I originally avoided this because I thought it was misleading for running text, but it's much more useful for the word list options, so there you go.

Erm...I'm not quite sure what you did, zompist, but gen no longer deletes letters when you leave the right side of the rewrite rule blank. This pretty much breaks the pseudo-Japanese example given by the guide. You might wish to look into that. Thanks.