At 9:43 AM +0100 10/8/01, Tomas Frydrych wrote:
> > But in an RTL-oriented paragraph, the text is NOT right
>> aligned, but left-aligned...It just so happens the right and left are
>> "reversed".
>By right-aligned I mean, it is aligned to its right edge on the screen.
>I see no advantage in calling that left-aligned in an RTL-oriented
>paragraph.
It's less an issue of what you call it, than how you handle
it. Just so that you treat a VISUALLY right-aligned paragraph that
is really RTL-oriented as LOGICALLY left-aligned.
LDR
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