Emacs Lisp: input method for ⒸⒾⓇⒸⓁⒺⒹ letters

Emacs Lisp: input method for ⒸⒾⓇⒸⓁⒺⒹ letters

This enables easy writing of ⒸⒾⓇⒸⓁⒺⒹ letters with GNU Emacs text editor.

;; ⒸⒾⓇⒸⓁⒺⒹ ⓁⒶⓉⒾⓃ ⒾⓃⓅⓊⓉ ⓂⒺⓉⒽⓄⒹ

(quail-define-package 
 "circled-latin" "Unicode" "Circled Latin" t
 "Circled Latin input method"
 nil t nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil t)

(quail-define-rules
 ("A" 9398)
 ("B" 9399)
 ("C" 9400)
 ("D" 9401)
 ("E" 9402)
 ("F" 9403)
 ("G" 9404)
 ("H" 9405)
 ("I" 9406)
 ("J" 9407)
 ("K" 9408)
 ("L" 9409)
 ("M" 9410)
 ("N" 9411)
 ("O" 9412)
 ("P" 9413)
 ("Q" 9414)
 ("R" 9415)
 ("S" 9416)
 ("T" 9417)
 ("U" 9418)
 ("V" 9419)
 ("W" 9420)
 ("X" 9421)
 ("Y" 9422)
 ("Z" 9423)
 ("a" 9424)
 ("b" 9425)
 ("c" 9426)
 ("d" 9427)
 ("e" 9428)
 ("f" 9429)
 ("g" 9430)
 ("h" 9431)
 ("i" 9432)
 ("j" 9433)
 ("k" 9434)
 ("l" 9435)
 ("m" 9436)
 ("n" 9437)
 ("o" 9438)
 ("p" 9439)
 ("q" 9440)
 ("r" 9441)
 ("s" 9442)
 ("t" 9443)
 ("u" 9444)
 ("v" 9445)
 ("w" 9446)
 ("x" 9447)
 ("y" 9448)
 ("z" 9449))

;; (let ((num 65))
;;   (while (< num 91)
;;     (insert (format "(\"%s\" %d)\n" (char-to-string num) (char-from-name (concat "CIRCLED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER " (char-to-string num)))))
;;     (setq num (1+ num))))

;; (let ((num 97))
;;   (while (< num (+ 97 26))
;;     (insert (format "(\"%s\" %d)\n" (char-to-string num) (char-from-name (concat "CIRCLED LATIN SMALL LETTER " (capitalize (char-to-string num))))))
;;     (setq num (1+ num))))

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