Does anybody know what the LRF tags for SimpleChar1 and SimpleChar2 are?

Here's a quote from the IEC spec:

DrawChar =
(element.Plot
| element.CR
| element.Fill
| element.CharButton
| element.Yoko
| element.Tate
| element.Nekase
| element.NoBR
| element.DrawChar
| element.Italic
| element.Bold
| SimpleChar1)*
SimpleChar1 =
(element.Rubi
| element.Box
| element.EmpDots
| element.EmpLine
| element.Sub
| element.Sup
| element.Space
| SimpleChar0)*
SimpleChar0 = (text | element.Gaiji | element.AltString)*
SimpleChar2 = (element.Plot | SimpleChar0)*

thanks but I need the *LRF* tag i.e. the F5?? hex numbers to write into an LRF file.

Um, these are not actual tags but just placeholders for a number of possible elements in the source LRS (e.g. SimpleChar1 can be Rubi, Box, EmpDots etc).

Hmm then I guess I don't understand the LRS spec. For e.g. it defines DrawChar as

(element.Plot
| element.CR
| element.Fill
| element.CharButton
| element.Yoko
| element.Tate
| element.Nekase
| element.NoBR
| element.DrawChar
| element.Italic
| element.Bold
| SimpleChar1)*


This is exactly the same way SimpleChar1 is defined. But I know that DrawChar is an actual LRFTag F5C3/4??

EDIT: Ah I see DrawChar is redefined as an element later on. Seems to be a rather inconsistent spec.

Not all LRS tags/attributes have a corresponding LRF value. Would have been nice but for whatever reason they've done what they've done.

My other favorite is <BlockSpace>, putting that into LRF is fun.

Yeah the LRS spec itself is nothing to write home about and the mapping to LRF adds another layer of badly thought out complexity. I've been thinking about writing a LRF display widget but I simply dont understand the format well enough for that.