Biblos has proprietary braille tables for braille transcription of text. The braille codes contained in a table can have a Boolean expression that can direct their transcription, making them an active part of the braille text translation process.

This manual describes in detail the Conditional Language for Braille Text Translation, a true high-level language that can be used in any braille code. The manual introduces some basic programming concepts, such as logical operators, instructions, and blocks. It describes in detail the syntax and semantics of this language.

For those new to programming, the logic and jargon used may not be entirely clear. If you want to learn more about Boolean conditions and logical operators, you can use any manual or resource on the net that deals with these topics. Also the chapter in the Tactile Graphics manual - contained in Biblos - where Logical Operators and the If Then Else construct are explained can be a valuable help.

The manual - as well as the Conditional Language - is written, designed and developed by Giuseppe Di Grande, who owns all copyright and publication rights, in any form and by any means.

Non-Italian versions of the manual, unless otherwise specified, are translated using DeepL, an automatic translator (www.deepl.com).