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We're excited to announce that Keyman: How to build an LDML-format keyboard tutorial is on 21st October, track 1, at the Unicode Technology Workshop 2026!

Register for this event hosted in Nancy, France, or go to https://www.unicode.org/events/utw/2026/talks/how-to-build-a-ldml-format-keyboard/ to learn more.

#Unicode #TechForGood #Keyboard #Keyman #LDML #Language #MultiDevice #KeymanDeveloper #CLDR #PowerfulTool

Does anyone know what “flavor” of #ABNF / #EBNF this is written in? The table heading says “EBNF,” while the paragraph above references “ABNF,” but it appears to use a format that’s different from what’s defined in RFC 5234 or ISO/IEC 14977:1996.

https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/#unicode-locale-identifier

I could make assumptions about some of these characters, but I’d rather be as explicit as possible.

#Unicode #CLDR #LDML #TR35

Does anyone know what “flavor” of #ABNF / #EBNF this is written in? The table heading says “EBNF,” while the paragraph above references “ABNF,” but it appears to use a format that’s different from what’s defined in RFC 5234 or ISO/IEC 14977:1996.

https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/#unicode-locale-identifier

I could make assumptions about some of these characters, but I’d rather be as explicit as possible.

#Unicode #CLDR #LDML #TR35

Does anyone know what “flavor” of #ABNF / #EBNF this is written in? The table heading says “EBNF,” while the paragraph above references “ABNF,” but it appears to use a format that’s different from what’s defined in RFC 5234 or ISO/IEC 14977:1996.

https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/#unicode-locale-identifier

I could make assumptions about some of these characters, but I’d rather be as explicit as possible.

#Unicode #CLDR #LDML #TR35

Does anyone know what “flavor” of #ABNF / #EBNF this is written in? The table heading says “EBNF,” while the paragraph above references “ABNF,” but it appears to use a format that’s different from what’s defined in RFC 5234 or ISO/IEC 14977:1996.

https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/#unicode-locale-identifier

I could make assumptions about some of these characters, but I’d rather be as explicit as possible.

#Unicode #CLDR #LDML #TR35

Does anyone know what “flavor” of #ABNF / #EBNF this is written in? The table heading says “EBNF,” while the paragraph above references “ABNF,” but it appears to use a format that’s different from what’s defined in RFC 5234 or ISO/IEC 14977:1996.

https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/#unicode-locale-identifier

I could make assumptions about some of these characters, but I’d rather be as explicit as possible.

#Unicode #CLDR #LDML #TR35