Editing Rohonc Codex (section)

=== Systematic and computer analysis ===
A strictly methodical investigation of the symbols was first done in 1970 by Ottó Gyürk, who examined repeated sequences to find the direction of writing, arguing for a right-to-left, top-to-bottom order, with pages also ordered right-to-left; Gyürk also identified numbers in the text.{{sfn|Gyürk|1970}} His later remarks suggest that he also has many unpublished conjectures, based on a large amount of statistical data.{{citation needed|date=June 2024}}

[[Miklós Locsmándi]] did some computer-based research on the text in the mid-1990s. His research findings were consistent with the work published by Gyürk. Locsmándi added several others conjectures.

He claimed the symbol "i" to be a sentence delimiter (but also the symbol of 11 (eleven), and possibly also a place value delimiter in numbers). He studied the diacritics of the symbols (mostly dots), but found no peculiar system in their usage. As he could see no traces of case endings (which are typically characteristic to the [[Hungarian language]]), he assumed that the text was probably in a language different from Hungarian. He could not prove that the codex is not a hoax; however, seeing the regularities of the text, he rejected that it be pure gibberish.{{sfn|Locsmándi|2004–2005}}