Dar wrote: > However, that does have its >own problems. You end up with pieces of elements you don't expect. I >ran a quick test with Tagalog and getting the last word got part of a >font element and the trailing </p>. Of course, since it is all ASCII, >you can program around that.
That's quite right. In my experience so far, these trailing and fronting elements all occur very regularly and can be filtered out as one wishes. A line or two makes it all neat and manipulable. There is also the problem that unicode-derived ascii will produce "one" legible word for Transcript, no matter how many characters are involved. A filter is required to space out betwen ";" and "&" which is also not a big deal. I am just not sure exactly what sort of functions Thomas wants to apply to his unicode chunks. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
