Hebrew script in IDN (was Exemplar Characters) (original) (raw)
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JR wrote:
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: unicode-bounce@unicode.org
>>[mailto:unicode-bounce@unicode.org] On Behalf Of Neil Harris
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>>which leaves only
>>
>>00B7 ; # Po MIDDLE DOT
>>058A ; # Pd ARMENIAN HYPHEN
>>05F3 ; # Po HEBREW PUNCTUATION GERESH
>>05F4 ; # Po HEBREW PUNCTUATION GERSHAYIM
>>
>>as characters which I would consider possible uncontroversial
>>candidates
>>for IDN.
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>
>Certainly Geresh and Gershayim are not uncontroversial.
>
>Jony
>
>
Let's put it this way: if you were absolutely certain that there was no
way whatsoever that ' and " (the ASCII apostrophe and double-quote)
would get into IDN, would you support geresh and gershayim for the job,
the alternative being not having anything at all? Is there any
controversy, any reason NOT to put geresh and gershayim in IDN aside
from your contention that ' and " are better?
~mark
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