On Sat, Nov 28, 2015 at 1:42 AM, Martin J. Dürst wrote:
>
> They are indeed suitable for use with markup languages. They are so suitable
> that they are already provided as entities in RFC 2070, which is now
> historic, and from there on through HTML 4.0 and onwards. Please see
> http://tools.ietf
On 11/27/2015 5:42 PM, Martin J. Dürst
wrote:
On
2015/11/28 04:55, Plug Gulp wrote:
The Unicode standard 8.0 states in chapter
23, section titled "Cursive
Connection and Ligatures"(printed page #814, PDF page #850)
On 11/27/2015 11:55 AM, Plug Gulp
wrote:
Hi,
The Unicode standard 8.0 states in chapter 23, section titled "Cursive
Connection and Ligatures"(printed page #814, PDF page #850) that:
"The zero width joiner and non-joiner characters are designed for use
in plain tex
On 2015/11/28 04:55, Plug Gulp wrote:
The Unicode standard 8.0 states in chapter 23, section titled "Cursive
Connection and Ligatures"(printed page #814, PDF page #850) that:
"The zero width joiner and non-joiner characters are designed for use
in plain text; they should not be used where highe
Hi,
The Unicode standard 8.0 states in chapter 23, section titled "Cursive
Connection and Ligatures"(printed page #814, PDF page #850) that:
"The zero width joiner and non-joiner characters are designed for use
in plain text; they should not be used where higher-level ligation and
cursive control
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