Stefan wrote: > > Many Japanese word processors already have that capability. HTML4 has > > <ruby> tag exactly for that purpose. > > And Unicode has characters for that purpose, too. > > Unicode: U+FFF9 kanji U+FFFA furigana U+FFFB > HTML4: <RUBY><RD> kanji </RD><RT> furigana </RT></RUBY> > > > Examples: > ?漢字?ふりがな? > 漢字ふりがな
Ah, but read the caveats carefully. The Unicode interlinear annotation characters are *not* intended for interchange, unlike the HTML4 <ruby> tag. See TUS 3.0, p. 326. They are, essentially, internal-use anchor points. --Ken
