| Error | Code | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Missing dots | #1-n# | n dots of the character dots are missing. | ![]() |
| Added Dots | #1+n# | n dots are incorrectly added to the character. | ![]() |
| Broken letter | #2n# | The character is broken into n segments. | ![]() |
| Disconnected letter | #3# | The character is disconnected from the previous character in the same PAW. | ![]() |
| Touching letters | #4# | A character is touching the character that follows it. | ![]() |
| Touching diacritics/dots | #5-n-type# |
n character dots are touching certain aspects of the text (e.g. , dots, diacritics, character). This error has three types: 1. Character: n character dots are touching the following character. This error has the error code #5-n-1# 2. Diacritics: n character dots are touching the diacritics of the following character. This error has the error code #5-n-2# 3. Dots: n character dots are touching the dots of the following character. This error has the error code #5-n-3# |
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| Ligature character | #6-n# | The next n characters are ligature. | ![]() |
| Missed Notch | #7-n# | The character is written with n missing notch(s). | ![]() |