On 9 elo, 18:41, Masayuki Nakano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=275972
I think there is an error in the "Should break inside" list where the second item says that the combination SPACE+NBSP is breakable. According to UAX 14, a non-breaking character prohibits breaks both before and after: http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr14/tr14-20.html#Table1 Thus, in practice, SPACE+NBSP is equivalent to NBSP+NBSP (since SPACE offers a break opportunity only after, and that opportunity is then overruled by NBSP). Another small remark: my understanding is that in PHP code there may occur strings of the following type: $_GET{'x'} $_GET['x'] (These should basically mean the same thing, but curly brackets are recommended over square brackets.) I know next to nothing about PHP, but I'd assume breaking these strings would be as unwanted as breaking "Init()" or "sin(x)". Perhaps these cases too should be added to the "Don't break" list? -- Simo Kaupinmäki
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