avarab wrote:

Removing parser keyword, this is an issue with the extension and not the parser.

mickewiki wrote:

Could this not be easily fixed with strtoupper() some where (if it is still an issue)? Or am I missing something?

strtoupper() will only work for main hieroglyph codes but not for aliases, e.g. <hiero>A</hiero> and <hiero>a</hiero> produce different hieroglyphs, G1 and D36 respectively. So what can we do here, stuff like a1 --> A1?

Going ahead and closing it. We can't make phonemes case-insensitive, so establishing this rule just for hieroglyphs will be extremely misleading. All sources on Gardiner's list use upper case anyway.

The legalisation of spaces as delimiters will be addressed shortly in my tokenizer rewrite, I'll also consider making newlines work, but only if it will not break existing texts.