EM>> Unicode and ISO-8859-8 are "competing" standards, so I wouldn't expect
EM>> Unicode to include 8859-8...
Er? So what that 8859-8.txt file on my Unicode CD really is?
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> On my Unicode CD, there's no LRM and RLM in 8859-8. But that was 2.0 CD,
> maybe there were changes since then...
Unicode and ISO-8859-8 are "competing" standards, so I wouldn't expect
Unicode to include 8859-8...
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ST>> http://www.microsoft.com/typography/unicode/1255.htm
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ST>> It's not for iso8859-8, which I don't think has LRM and RLM, but
On my Unicode CD, there's no LRM and RLM in 8859-8. But that was 2.0 CD,
maybe there were changes since then...
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Here is the URL:
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/unicode/1255.htm
It's not for iso8859-8, which I don't think has LRM and RLM, but
for Microsoft's hebrew code page, 1255, which is essentially a
superset of 8859-8 (I didn't check all the details). Besides LRM
and RLM it also includes nikud a
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> In his message, Eli Marmor wrote,
> > According to the standards, LRM is 0xFD (and not 0xFE) and RLM is 0xFE
> > (and not 0xFF).
>
> Thanks for the info! You left the ivrix meeting last month before my
> talk so I didn't get your input then.
Sorry. I had a so importan
In his message, Eli Marmor wrote,
> According to the standards, LRM is 0xFD (and not 0xFE) and RLM is 0xFE
> (and not 0xFF).
Thanks for the info! You left the ivrix meeting last month before my
talk so I didn't get your input then.
It will be fixed in fribidi-0.1.13 which will make it to my site
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> * Added support for the LRM and RLM characters for the iso-8859-8
>converts at unused positions 0xFE and 0xFF .
According to the standards, LRM is 0xFD (and not 0xFE) and RLM is 0xFE
(and not 0xFF).
In addition, it is a bad practice to use 0xFF even for o
I have relased a new version 0.1.12 of fribidi with the following
major changes:
* Applied a speed patch by Owen Taylor that makes fribidi almost
4 times faster.
* Updated the algorithm according to the latest Unicode specification.
(Still no explicit overrides though).
