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In the Baidu input Guangzhou below will be prompted Guangzhou, Guangzhou News. I'm thinking Baidu is not going to be some hot keywords, and then use a field to remember the pinyin of these keywords; search the table directly. If it is pinyin, it will be fuzzy to match this phonetic label column. The result is returned when the match is complete. These are just my imagination, as if there is a keyword weighting mechanism. Google can not find the releva

2 semivowels Phonetic pronunciation techniques and word examplesOriginal Address: http://www.hlyy.in/1243.html 2 semivowels phonetic pronunciation techniques and semivowels word examples[W]Pronunciation Tips:The lip is open to the extent that it can contain a straw, and slightly pursed forward, with a slight rub, but the upper tooth cannot touch the lower lip and immediately slips to the vowel behind it. ex

Tip: Regular expressions are used here, using a third-party open source component: Regexkitlite (how the component uses many online tutorials)#pragma mark-Get pinyin initials (incoming kanji string, return lowercase pinyin first letter)+ (NSString *) Pinyingfirstcharactorstr: (NSString *) astring{Turns into a mutable stringnsmutablestring *str = [nsmutablestring stringwithstring:astring];Convert to pinyin with tones firstCfstringtransform ((cfmutablestringref) str,null, kcfstringtransformmandari

I also looked at a sample code on the Web after it was modified based on it. Because the project will be used, I believe many people will also use the project. So after the realization, also hurriedly share out, hope Yimeimei don't need to spend time.Tip: Regular expressions are used here, using a third-party open source component: Regexkitlite (how the component uses many online tutorials)#pragma mark-Get pinyin initials (incoming kanji string, return lowercase pinyin first letter)+ (NSString *

Function:/*To create a phonetic first letter function*/ Create function [dbo].[Fn_chinesetospell](@strChinese varchar( -)="') returns varchar( -) as begin /*function Implementation begins*/ Declare @strLen int,@return varchar( -),@i int Declare @n int,@c Char(1),@chn nchar(1) Select @strLen=Len(@strChinese),@return="',@i=0 while @i@strLen begin /*While Loop starts*/ Select @i=@i+1,@n= the,@chn=substring(@strChin

1. Need to use third-party library PINYIN4OBJC2. Use method 2.1 to set the output formatHanyupinyinoutputformat *fmt = [[Hanyupinyinoutputformat alloc]init];Fmt.casetype = Casetypeuppercase; Indicates output by capital letterFmt.tonetype = Tonetypewithouttone; It means no tone.Fmt.vchartype = Vchartypewithuunicode; V to u indicates2.2 Performing conversionsNSString *pinyin = [pinyinhelper tohanyupinyinstringwithnsstring:@ "Beijing" withhanyupinyinoutputformat:fmt withNSString: @"#"];Parameter 1:

Common Chinese consonant vowel and phonetic alphabetInitials 23:B,p,m,f,d,t,n,l,g,k,h,j,q,x,zh,ch,sh,r,z,c,s,y,wVowel 24:Since Hanyu Pinyin differs from English, it is necessary to remove the same letters when actually compiling the program, so as to avoid ambiguity, we have retainedA,o,e I,u,ǔ,ai,ei,ui,ao,ou,iu,ie,ǖe,er,an,en,in,un,ǔn,ang,eng,ing,ongRead the whole syllable of 16:Zhi,chi,shi,ri, Zi,ci,si, Yi,wu,yu, Ye,yue,yuan, yin,yun,yingCommonly us

-----------------------------------The word "Linux" should be "Linus Torvalds" according to its own pronunciation"['Li: n э ks] the accent is on the "li"-----------------------------------The above conclusions come from the red-flag Linux Technical Support Department and a netizen who has been engaged in network security for many years.The above is the original saying. The answer is the same, of course, it is also authoritative.This is mainly because I saw some of the chivalrous brothers of Linu

Private StaticString[] NameArray = {"Zhang San", "John Doe", "Wang er", "Pay Fire"}; @SuppressWarnings ("Unchecked") Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {ListNewArraylist(); for(inti = 0; i ) {List.add (namearray[i]); }//Create a comparator, locale for ChinaComparatorcollator.getinstance (Locale.china);//The collection provides a sort method, which is a stable sortCollections.sort (list, comparator); for(String str:list) {System.out.println (str); } }Java implementation sorts names b

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In reality, we often see such a description, ranking in no order, by name first letter to sort. This is the sort of method most Chinese use. So how do you do it in a PHP program? The following to share in the PHP program to obtain the first letter of Chinese pinyin method, the most of the online search is problematic, this is a small series of practical application, really can use OH. PHP gets Chinese character phonetic initials function Getfirs

Oracle database Chinese phonetic sorting problem, nls_sort setting Before Oracle9i, Chinese is sorted according to binary encoding. In oracle9i, according to pinyin, radical, stroke sorting function. 1, set the Nls_sort parameter value Schinese_radical_m sorted by radical (first order), stroke (second order) Schinese_stroke_m sorted by stroke (first order), radical (second order) Schinese_pinyin_m sorted by Pinyin Binary_ci ignores case-insensitive so

(Y) I Coming, Dining-room, many, country O [[] O ' clock, policeman U [[] Autumn phonetic rules of the combination of consonant and consonant letters Letter or letter Combination The type of syllable or position in a word Pronunciation Example words C Before e, I, Y [S] Nice, pencil, bicycle. In a, O, u and consonants l, r, T befo

MySQL creates a new table, by default with the UTF8 character set, Chinese cannot be directly sorted by pinyin.For example, the following statement:SELECT * from ' Tb_fixedassets ' Order by C_fanameThe results obtained areWorkaround: Change the character set of the field you want to sort to GBK, without changing the character set of the entire database. The results of the modified query are as follows:MySQL to achieve Chinese phonetic sorting

Tags: case when NES set declare body nbsp Unicode nio ASC/*Chinese Pinyin First letter*/Create function fun_getpy (@str nvarchar (4000))Returns nvarchar (4000)AsBeginDECLARE @word nchar (1), @PY nvarchar (4000)Set @PY = ' 'While Len (@str) >0BeginSet @word =left (@str, 1)--If non-kanji characters, return the original characterSet @[email protected]+ (case when Unicode (@word) between 19968 and 19968+20901Then (the select top 1 PY from (Select ' A ' as Py,n ' 驁 ' as WordUNION ALL SELECT ' B ', N

DUALUNION AllSELECT ' junk 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' 嘸 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' Hallasan 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' Oh 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' 妑 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' Seven 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' 呥 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' three 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' him 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' 屲 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' 屲 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' 屲 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' XI 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' ya 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT ' as 'From DUALUNION AllSELECT V_chn

first, how to add superscript pinyin Step 1. Enter text in the Word document to select the text you want to mark. Here we select all the text. Step 2. Click the Phonetic Guide button on the Start tab to eject the Phonetic Guide dialog box. Step 3. In the Phonetic Guide dialog box, you can set the ph